The story unfolded in an organized way, yet I found myself losing interest and stopping the viewing before it was over. Perhaps the narrative progresses at a measured pace, or possibly my familiarity with comparable works allowed me to anticipate what would happen next. It’s not a poorly made film; however, it simply failed to hold my attention. Those who enjoy this kind of entertainment might want to check it out. I…

I can’t even [REDACTED] right now; we might need to go to the hospital! It's odd that comedy isn’t listed among the genres, because there are definitely some funny parts. But I believe a central problem with this movie is that the connection between the characters feels unhealthy and damaging. Tim relies on Millie, who appears exhausted by his actions, and their friends don’t do anything to ease the tension with t…

As “Tim” (Dave Franco) and his partner “Millie” (Alison Brie), whose relationship is showing signs of trouble, relocate to a secluded house in the countryside close to her new teaching post, things take an odd turn. While out walking, they stumble into what seems like a cave during a sudden downpour; it contains old benches and a strange painting. They find water inside, so at least they don’t get dehydrated before w…

I've reached a point where I'm really weary of horror movies that feel incomplete and don’t quite live up to expectations, and this first-time feature from writer-director Michael Shanks unfortunately falls into that category. When I say “incomplete,” I mean films that aren’t particularly frightening, rely on predictable plot developments, include vague elements without explanation, and ultimately fail to provide aud…