Yana Kolomenskaya

What’s wrong with all of you commenting here saying you weren’t able to understand something? What exactly weren’t you able to comprehend? Here are only two timelines intertwined, and the reason why it’s haunted is literally explained in details. You couldn’t understand the human sacrifice part or what? It’s beautifully made, two hours flew in no time. And I loved the idea there’s literally ‘no escape’ from the ship as those trapped souls of girl’s parents seemingly escaped the ship, but were caught by the police at the end. Watch less TikTok, train your attention span.

Poorly written dialogues, poor performance of the main actress, it's truly hard to understand where's abuse really happening here: how it all started, how it all evolved. All we see is her tearing her hair and her being constantly scared of her boyfriend. But technically he is not doing anything beyond normal. We actually can hardly see this guy at all. So why is she scared? Is it something he did? Is it something he said? When? How? Nothing is clear. I read before watching it was supposed to be about psychological abuse – so where is it? I expected to see gaslighting, manipulation, intimidation, diminishing of her after setting her up on a pedestal, all those stages of narcissistic abuse – but I didn't see any of it, just got really bored and stopped watching somewhere in the middle.