A Rae

Another bust for M. Knight. Shyamalan. I wanted to like this but it just didn't click. Josh's character gave off red flags immediately and the only way he slipped through was cause the characters around him seemed ridiculously clueless and naive. So many of the scenarios seemed too unbelievable, didn't make sense why it happened, or people were brushing off his very suspicious actions and body language. It drove me nuts. At times Josh Hartnett came off so creepy and I think that would have been clearly felt by those around him. I did enjoy watching Josh in this role but there were too many moves made that I don't think a "seasoned" serial killer, as they allude to, would make. The whole story felt like an after thought written around the talent resume of his daughter (the singer). I could respect that I guess if it was done better.

"There's a lot of energy here. It's really heavy here. I sense a lot of bad things happened here." Well...yeah. it's an old property. Lol It's always very vague information they receive. The fact that the blonde woman couldn't tell it use to be a funeral home or had any response to something like that threw me off. I turned it off after the first episode, couldn't do the bad acting, staged houses, and fake psychics.

There was a lot of information and interviews that felt unnecessary. Became uninterested once they started giving too much time on these weirdly obsessed internet peoples opinions and conspiracies. It became aggravating fast. I found it a bit creepy and unnecessary to give so much screen time to them. I found it creepy that people were going there for some type of entertainment off this poor girls unfortunate death. Ultimately it was just A TON of conspiracy theories from internet people, little detective finds, and a hotel owner trying to continue to profit off the hotel and avoiding the bad publicity from the whole tragedy. If I were the family, this would upset me. The whole thing just came off disrespectful.