Erbnoi

A well acted and well written film with bends of purposeful confusion that aid the anxiety and pacing for the viewer. The characters were relatable and engaging in the way they interacted--feeling authentic in both their individual portrayals and international relationships. However, I was able to guess the big twist in the end; and while all events were fairly enthralling, the conclusion left more to be desired. The second half of the film could've gone so many different ways, but turned lackluster. I found I couldn't root for the main character. The final layout of things worked out in a way that viewed as a poor, almost lazy contrast to the creative and dynamic plotline following up until that point. A very fun, worthwhile watch with an unfortunately dissatisfying finale. 3.5 stars.

Personally I kinda hated it, I'ma be real witchu lol Tone, acting, camera work, themes, all great. Pace? Exceedingly slow at times for a 90min movie. Loved certain parts of the writing and the nonlinear narrative, however I can't get passed all the ambiguity. There's wayyy too much curiousity left on the board for me to be satisfied. Especially following the effort of sitting through the culmination of like 12 damn stories wrapped in an enigmatic blanket of needless mystery. The question of Michael vs Stellio showing up at the end is sweet, love that, but the rest??? Off the top of my head: • What's really in the metal box and does Stevie want it for more than emotional reasons? • Are Stevie and Michael not the same person? • Or does Steve work for the same people Michael does? and if so, why didnt he help Mike ID the right bartender the first time seeing as they at least knew one another? Where was Stevie and why is he in the mix now? • If the first murder happened a week ago then where have they been for a week? • Is the drunk from the first bar even still alive? Or did he ever even exist? • Also, why did the guy in the suit cut his hand? Did the drunk guy really relay that detail and if he did, why? maybe he lied about it so he could describe his perspective quilt free. Idk. Like I said I wasnt a fan of this movie so much.

absolutely not. I'll never forgive them for this one

The plot is complete BOOTY. There's just no way to put it better. I mean, the technical issues alone are enough to end it before it's started. You'd think by now we could develop a decent slasher film even if the content has been recycled more often than a jockstrap. I don't know why they resuscitated this abysmal and redundant remake but they should have left it in it's grave.

Clumsily edited and acted, this film was built on nothing but half-baked suspense and first-thought writing--all of which surfed on an intrinsic bitterness and worry carried solely by the lead actress. All other characters were simply damp. They held no purpose of their own beyond convenience or title. The end the film is left to fall apart--plot holes aplenty--flushed over by a seemingly pointless tidal wave of flat mediocrity.

An amalgamation of passionate outbursts and sporadic supernatural episodes. The intonation of which feels messy and misdirected. The only salvation is the acting itself and the potency of character personalities--when given the few chances to be seen. In the end, the plot, though interesting, feels like a long drag to something we've seen before with little explanation as to what makes it different from any other possession themed film.