El Jefe

The stupidity of the dad and the mom make this hard to watch. The dad never turns on the lights, which a normal person would do if they were spooked. The mom never notices the things wrong with her children despite being a stay at home mom (e.g. she never finds the drawing in the daughter's room and only notices things when it's in her face; she didnt even hear her husband scream when he fell from the attic). The setup for the demon and showcasing of the murders is amazing. However, the end scene of the daughter being the killer is sooo dumb. There is no build up as to why she would be possessed rather than her brother who had the night terrors and was caught outside. PLUS the cult expert said the images of the demon are the door to Earth, and the people who watch them risk being possessed (children are especially vulnerable). So when did the daughter watch the film? There is no point in which they allude to her sneaking into the dad's office. The ending would have made so much more sense if it were the son, cuz at least the possession would have been taking place over the course of them living there.

big meh, the characters act very dumb to what's happening, and the dad is just a horrible husband and barely shoes he cares for her. While she's in the hospital, instead of being by her side, he goes on the quest to find his lost son. When the wife is murdered, the hospital doesnt suspect foul play after an autopsy? No, the nanny gets away cleanly despite leaving evidence. Big L plus the ending is so dumb. When he beats up the nanny and she's knocked out, you really expect me to believe she woke up, found a mallet, then caught up just as he put the key in the ignition? Plus, after he ran her over, why was he speeding to the church? There was literally no rush cuz the kid cant fight for shit. Then SWAT somehow shows up within a minute or two of them getting to the church? I can understand the regular cops, but not SWAT. Then why would the president adopt Damien instead of him just being put into the adoption system? Why does the main dude get an honor funeral despite being killed in the act of attempted murder? So much left in the air that it makes this movie a solid 1/5, less if I could

Do Koreans just not lock their doors?

Although not an action movie as anticipated, it's still an amazing plot. Only people getting mad are gunho yeeyees who drool at guns go brrrrrr (this movie has a lot of that, but not enough for these gun fanatics ig). It's supposed to make you feel like a regular person when so much horror is going on. People are complaining that they don't specify why there is war, but that's kind of the point. You're just caught up between two sides who both believe they are the righteous side. Slow in some parts, but that's the point, too. In a Civil War, the average person will experience general calmness with flashpoints of immense trauma, which this movie does well. Overall, pleasantly surprisingly good and original.

Some funny moments, but cliche plot armor, fast and furious logic in fighting sequences, and too many last minute saves with the stupid emotional music (like it happens at least 3 times), but hey it has Guinness product placement (update: had it at 2, but the ending made me downgrade it to one; they added 3 more last minute saves, like the guy had plenty of time to sacrifice the son but noooooooo, water daddy was quick enough to react cuz he delayed the stabbing by more than 10 seconds. this movie really is for mouth breathers)

There are multiple instances to stop the bad things from happening or the villains to wipe out Fury, but no, they rather make it a series of weird interactions that lead to avoidable points of conflict

The pendeja jumping out of the lifeboat ruined it for me

Multiple times to shoot bear, no one hits bear. When bear is sleeping, they decide to check "if bear is alive" rather than simply shooting said bear. Disappointed in the elementary school level of logic