Directed by:
Eytan RockawayScreenplay:
Ido FlukCinematography:
Zack GallerComposer:
Max ArujCast:
Jason Patric, Louisa Krause, Mark Margolis, Massiel Hernandez, James Murtaugh, Henry Kelemen, Ezra Knight, Louis CarbonneauPlots(1)
Stuck with Cooper (Jason Patric), a perverse rent-a-cop as her partner, she tries to focus on the job at hand and not let the dark hallways play havoc on her delicate mental state. But as the night wears on and the shadows begin to move in the empty halls she realises the darkness inside her own mind might be the least of her worries. (101 Films)
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It has some atmosphere, which must definitely be appreciated, so I consider it a positive aspect of the movie. It is not really a scary horror, but the creators still tried, whether by not including too many jump scares or by building a basic atmosphere. Additionally, it is overall a bit strange, but still quite inconsistent and predictable.
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It’s hard to believe that in 2016 someone would seriously try to be scary with the ghost of an abandoned child, without bringing to it anything more than the most stupid dialogues by the most stupid characters and the even more stupid, weak and helpless twist with which any horror movie could end. Though it does have something interesting, that a happy end for one side it’s not a happy end for the other, but the film should have worked it out completely differently in order to have any emotional effect.
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