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Talk on the phone. Finish your homework. Watch TV. Die.
A young college student who’s struggling financially takes a strange babysitting job which coincides with a full lunar eclipse. She slowly realizes her clients harbor a terrifying secret, putting her life in mortal danger.
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What a disappointment, I expected a lot more considering all the positive reviews.
The problem for the majority of this movie unfortunately is the pacing. So much of it is build up and yet also just the day to day life stuff that doesn't help or impede the movie, it's just, there. It isnt until about an hour in that the movie and its "effects" actually start to occur. It really could have been so much more, and the whole ending just feels like they ran out of ideas where to go with it so they simply got rid of some characters to make it easier to end. Meh. It's a watch once or twice kind of film, not much in the way of long lasting collection.
OMG! Just can't trust Rotten Tomatoes as they rated this highly and it's one of those films which end and you sit back and think WHY? Go mow the lawn and your neighbours aswell!
I understand that this is supposed to be a clever tribute or throwback to the cult horrors of 1980's cinema. I see that most critics are praising its slow build-up of suspense and its sudden but brief payoff. I get it. But this movie is beyond slow. The first surprise takes over 30 minutes to happen and then the viewer waits another 40 minutes before the "babysitter" experiences any palpable fear. The final 15 minutes are not really anything original either and features a final shot that frustrates even more.
Mostly my experience was: "Is something finally happening?" "Okay, false alarm nope"