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Une famille rapporte involontairement une force surnaturelle de ses vacances, présence maléfique qui se repaît de leurs peurs et secrets...
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There is nothing here that you haven't seen before. Its competently made but lacks scares or shocks. A disappointment from the director of Wolf Creek.
Not a bad horror movie, kept me engaged until the end.
It's a slow-bulding story, with a great cast who unfortunately doesn't get a lot of moments to shine (although I think many will find Lucy Fry a nice surprise like I did!). The suspense is well done, and I did find the movie satisfactory overall. I mean, it's not amazing, it didn't make me jump, but I was entertained, and I got into the characters too. Regarding other comment on this page, I think it's unfair to compare it to Poltergeist. There are many takes on poltergeist/haunted house stories, and this is just another one. The mythology did feel a bit weak, but the story still ran smoothly despite that. Surely, the final 15min would have been better had there been more background on the Anasazi, but really, not too big of a deal once you're hooked. If I had to mention a real problem with it, is that it's part of that trend which tends to associate children within the specter with abnormal/evil behavior. I get it that taking a "strange child" as a catalyst is great for effect, but it's a disservice to all people trying hard to bring clarity on the issue, you know? It's good for story telling and all, but a bit disrespectful, in my opinion.
Well, this one was full of dick swinging and a lot of “alpha males” with 20-30 year younger wives, whom they all disrespect. Strong start. I did like the “Your god cannot help you now” though. I like how we can just blame the marital problems on demons from the third world, we don’t need to work on it or anything. And then it gets very convenient, what with the portal, and Mikey suddenly going from “wheeee I love my new friends” to “ok imma save you now”. So random.
Not content in dehumanizing just autistic people or native Americans, this movie makes the extra effort to get them both, all while sucking completely. The cast rocks, though. Always love seeing Kevin Bacon in this crappy horror flicks just because I know he's a horror fan.