Die Einöde

80% of the movie is a hysterical mother screaming for her weakling "Diego", absolutely not a must-see, there are plenty of better movies than this snooze-fest.

Brilliantly written, acted, and produced. A simple story in a modest but effective setting that delivers an engaging, at times disturbing, insight into the frailty of the human mind. More psychologically unsettling than scary.

Well netflix is usually a hit or a miss for this one its in the middle, the movie is boring almost nothing happens.

I do understand you must eat but those poor rabbits i got attached more to them then anyone in this movie who where annoying at best.

If you consider disparaging...depression...and dislocation a horror movie, then this one's for you. While the acting was quite good...the story line just gives you an Ill feeling. Not my cup of tea.

... holy(?) ghost? Actually not so holy ... on the other hand does it exist? And if it does, what is it? There are a lot of questions here, that you have to decide if there is a definitve answer for here. Because I think the movie remains quite vague - even when it is showing you things. Are they actually there? And if they are, what are they? Questions and more questions come up.

The actors are really doing a great job - there is nothing while at the same time there is so much. It may be called wasteland, but even in the empty space of nothing, our mind will fill in things - no pun intended. Depending on how much slack you are willing to give or cut the movie, you'll be able to enjoy this more or less than others who are watching it. I think the script needed a bit more work and maybe they needed a bit more time and money to realize certain things (not just effects)