Dough-brain girl runs from apparitions. That's it.
The film is shot with clear knowledge of horror conventions and, as such, delivers a gripping thrill. Pretty scary, I'd imagine, the expertly made Anton Sanko score is minimal but dread-inducing.
A few directorial fumbles but, overall, the film has great cinematography with engrossing colouring, seat-shaking scares and few moments of bad editing.
The star-studded cast, featuring Sheldon and an average-hot chick, performs to a great job with not much of a difficult task. Offensively over in 75 minutes, this film wastes little time.
Ultimately forgettable. However, very good while it lasts.
#-#-#-# - 3.8 / 5
Locked in the world's craziest police station. Will she get out alive?
Anthony Diblasi’s masterpiece has a unique, brutally realistic
flair to it with absolutely stunning creature effects, make-up and
cinematography.
The story is simple but serves the purpose well, with a simple script that feels natural and sharp.
The main actress carries the film with skillful ease. The film shows nothing but quality in its production.
Might just be a super scary genre gem that will gain momentum through word of mouth. A gripping, well acted B-movie with awesome production values. Check it out.
# - # - # - # - - 4.1/5
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