Loved it. Probably never watch again.
It’s a film that is deeply unsatisfying. There is no resolution. There are no reasons, rationals or excuses presented.
There are hints of discontent, disgust even, but never any empathy.
It’s a film that one day when enough time, centuries, millenniums have passed and the Holocaust is some obscure historical event, might come across as unnecessarily obscure. But for those of us today, who know the facts, or take for granted that we know,…
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
Went in literally knowing nothing, pretty blown away.
Loved how tight the script is. It's simultaneously formulaic and unexpected. Perfectly sets up the big climactic face-off between Katharine and Tess so that the audience, like Tess, has no idea how she's going to get out of a pretty sticky situation. If I had to complain about one thing, it's the duplicitousness of Katherine's character. There's a double switcheroo where we first think she's altruistic, then learn she's stolen Tess's idea,…
I really appreciate the effort to push the boundaries of film with this series, but I can’t help but wonder what makes this particular story need to be a film?
There are visuals to go along with the audio but this could have easily been a podcast. I also feel like the length of each episode severely restricts the quality of each narrative. In the span of about 15 minutes we meet a cast of characters and are witness to…
Hahahahaha!
This movie sucks.
Spoiler alert, the killer in this movie is the isolation and ennui of the internet age. The killer OF this movie is the inept script, editing, acting, music, wardrobe, just about everything is such godawful garbage I had to finish it to make sure it wasn’t some meta gag that would payoff at the end.
The weird and stilted acting and almost non-sequitur dialogue almost works as a symptom of the ghost’s effect on people’s…
