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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaA supernatural mystery about a young woman whose dead sister relentlessly haunts her.A supernatural mystery about a young woman whose dead sister relentlessly haunts her.A supernatural mystery about a young woman whose dead sister relentlessly haunts her.
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¿Sabías que...?
- CuriosidadesA shot used on the trailer, where the character Anjana switches the light on and off, bears a strong and uncanny resemblance to the short film 'Light's out (2013)' by director David F. Sandberg.
- ConexionesRemake of Alone (2007)
- Banda sonoraKatra Katra
Written by: Abhendra Kumar Upadhyay
Produced by: Ankit Tiwari
Performed by: Ankit Tiwari and Prakriti Kakar
Reseña destacada
Hindi horror film ? Not something you see everyday and wondered what the cultural differences between this and a horror film from the West would be . If nothing else being a Bollywood movie it means it's guaranteed to have some really hot Indo-Aryan chicks to drool over
To be fair it's very difficult to change the formula of a "scary scene" and the opening sequence uses every clichéd convention we see in the horror genre . A woman alone at night wanders in to a deserted building . There's mystery involved . A flash of lightening and the booming sound of thunder . That should warn the woman something nasty is going to happen and even scary music blaring over the soundtrack isn't a subtle enough warning so she goes in to the deserted building . Something follows her and she turns and screams at the unseen figure behind her
Cut to opening credits
It's an old technique you've seen a million times before and ALONE follows the same pattern . Scary bits are made scary simply by using loud noises over the soundtrack . Being a Bollywood movie it's very loosely plotted and there's musical inserts . I haven't seen a lot of Bollywood but there is a sex scene which might not seem explicit to Western viewers but I suspect pushes the boat out in restricted Bollywood terms . As for everything else it's what you will expect
To be fair it's very difficult to change the formula of a "scary scene" and the opening sequence uses every clichéd convention we see in the horror genre . A woman alone at night wanders in to a deserted building . There's mystery involved . A flash of lightening and the booming sound of thunder . That should warn the woman something nasty is going to happen and even scary music blaring over the soundtrack isn't a subtle enough warning so she goes in to the deserted building . Something follows her and she turns and screams at the unseen figure behind her
Cut to opening credits
It's an old technique you've seen a million times before and ALONE follows the same pattern . Scary bits are made scary simply by using loud noises over the soundtrack . Being a Bollywood movie it's very loosely plotted and there's musical inserts . I haven't seen a lot of Bollywood but there is a sex scene which might not seem explicit to Western viewers but I suspect pushes the boat out in restricted Bollywood terms . As for everything else it's what you will expect
- Theo Robertson
- 16 abr 2015
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