It’s something of a jumble, though I did find it _amusing_ at times. The movie initially feels like an anthology horror film, presenting three distinct segments that function as short films. These are connected within the same world and eventually linked together. The initial two segments were quite good, possibly even very good. They contained genuinely unsettling and well-made horror sequences alongside impressive visuals. However, the third segment fell far short. I’d probably describe it as mostly poor quality. Jessica Lucas leads this section, and she, like perhaps often happens, seemed to prioritize appearance over a real acting performance. The latter portion, where all the segments converge, has some good points—the strong visuals continue and there's a reasonable atmosphere—but ultimately becomes quite chaotic, riddled with plot inconsistencies, and doesn’t really make sense, if at all.

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