It’s a bit startling that some viewers found enjoyment in this movie. If you’re familiar with horror films, don't expect anything remarkable; it’s simply an unremarkable film. The sole redeeming quality was its British origin. Had it been produced in Hollywood, I would have criticized every aspect of it. There's no justification for relying on a book as an excuse—when adapting material into a screenplay, one anticipa…

It seems like Katee Sackhoff's performance was the strongest aspect of Don't Knock Twice, and perhaps the film would have been more successful if the relationship between the mother and daughter had taken center stage rather than serving merely as a setting for familiar horror tropes. The most unsettling moment occurred when John Wick consumed an infant. My ultimate assessment: ★★½ - There were numerous element…

I’m a fan of Katee Sackoff, but even she couldn’t save this film from being pretty disappointing. It began in a way that wasn't terrible, though it moved at a snail’s pace and had an unsettling feeling to it, even if it never got legitimately frightening. However, the final half-hour was just chaotic—what seemed like a straightforward story suddenly veered off course with numerous plot developments, shifts in …