Lisath Fonseka

For a movie addressing themes of originality and plagiarism, it's ironic of how many concepts make the entire movie unauthentic. From the appearance of the protagonist, his attitude, and ultimately to a vague plot, it's all too blatant albeit the narrative makes it feel like reading an essay from an oppressed teen who didn't have an opportunity in higher education (no offense). Regardless of the controversy in its making, the only fact I find commendable is, its motive of at least trying to motivate individuals' creativity although it isn't as much effective for an international audience since it's all too rooted deeply in the Indian community. I believe it can stand up to some audiences, but overall it lacks the potential to influence an international audience and convey a clear message either effectively or creatively.

Overall it's good But as a horror game it wasn't as horrifying as RE7. Still, in the game it was able to build great tension and helplessness at times. Then again there are some parts which are like literally from a FPS game. However the storyline was not bad. Though a few plot holes might be there, Ethan's story was very unique. (At least for the RE Game franchise) There are 'breath taking' views, in both good and bad ways. The details are impressive. In my opinion, I'd give it 5* 'cause it's a Masterpiece. Yet not necessarily a "Horror Masterpiece".