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A man fights for his sanity when he finds himself trapped on a rural farm inhabited by sinister beings overseen by a mysterious caretaker. (Breaking Glass Pictures)
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An interesting horror film, no doubt, but it's too long and slow for me, and it could avoid the deaf passages. But Robert Hamilton made The Suffering his own thing, so it has a special mysterious atmosphere, decent acting, the script is quite nicely thought out compared to the competition and the final denouement is definitely the strongest passage of the film – a proper twist. A decent three stars. 60%.
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The Suffering is a film that layers one horror scene after another in a sequence that never seems to exhaust itself. I felt all along that it was more about the scenes than the overall story, which tries to be mysterious but is ultimately more of a film for effect. However, you might get excited about the film, because I'm sure it has some potential.
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