the unknown

Oh dear. The same music, the same opening scene, the same...... Which would work if it was a sequel in the eighties, or even the nineties. The difficult relationship between Axel and his daughter, the same old tropes, spun out, again and again and again. Very disappointing.

Just bad, disappointing, dull and tedious.

This was very good, a bit like Fatal Attraction for the digital age. I'm sure a lot of women, myself included, have unfortunately experienced something similar. Well done for making people think twice.

This film was puerile, standard Sandler fare. Unbelievably crass, annoying and poorly scripted. How on earth they got Terence Stamp involved is a mystery (he does sport a ridiculous bald/mullet) . AVOID.

Quite simply, it was terribly dull. No frights at all, it limps to it's conclusion, dragging itself along with no panache or excitement whatsoever.