Noise in the Middle

Guide to treat an autistic person so beware and behold, and whos really the autistic individual. anyway its a slowburning a little on acid tubular bell-ending story about a father a daughter and a dead mother.the core caretaker was the mum, meaning caring for his vividly hyperactive child that haunts him like a purgatorial whirlwind, seeking help, if so from infinity itself. so magnetotherapy seems to be the last resort, will it help or not...?

its a slowburning horror thriller, where you wait and wait for something apocalyptic to happen, but it flames out time and again. autism isnt unknown to me, having some light spectrumers in the vicinity, and yes , they have ways to absorb things around that to us a-z sound and healthy never sees and never cares to think about as troublesome. ive had quite a few aha moments of children acting as brats due to unknown reasons, till years later when diagnose set, when one set of answer to the clue was given. it was the sounds, or more correctly the smatting sounds around the food table that made the kid snap for years, ending up never eating in the same room as the rest of the group. so auditorial boost happens. i could mention more and more over, but the stress is real believe me, and the numbers of misunderstandings was and is still vast and problematic to understand.

so i might say that many will reckon something from this film, but as a blockbuster it wont be acclaimed, and will render into oblivion after a while, at least in the filmatographic overstimulated grumpy old mans mind. the acting is pure average, the story and caracter building pretty shallow and extremely clueless, and what the main theme is , is hard to say. is it a horrorthriller or a psychothriller? have a look yourself, and eventually make a recommend yourself. cause i wont ...yet.

I really enjoyed the premise of this film and it had a lot of potential. I take nothing away from all the actors who put in solid performances especially the young girl playing an autistic child. But while it had a sold start and middle it really fell away in the last 3rd and the ending was trash stuffing what should have been a great film and had me shaking my head and regretting my time watching it.

TLDR: The noise here is at the end of the film. Avoid.

For some reason I really liked the intro to this one. The music set a nice ambience. Yeah weird but oh well. +1 Star for that!

There is good point about autistic kids given about a HALF hour in. 'Maybe it's not about fixing her, it's about accepting her.' I deal daily with a severe autistic and you always find yourself wishing that you could fix them. But the reality sadly is that that is not going to happen. +1 Star for the Tidbit

Okay now for some really dumb reason he takes his SEVERE autistic trick or treating??? That's just really stupid. -1 Star for that

As the movie progresses we need more into spirit bonding and the spirit world. The autistic kid has a dead mother spirit thing going on. All of that just seemed rather annoying and I thought the end was pretty lame so -3 Stars for all of that nonsense. 3/10

While the acting is certainly top-notch and convincing, thus evoking the intended emotions from the audience, there are other issues. A frequent complaint about the horror genre is how it demonizes and/or stereotypes people with various mental health diagnoses and this film is no exception. Autism Spectrum Disorder is portrayed as a complete burden and somewhat insinuates that those who suffer from it may be dangerous or even susceptible to evil. Another good thing about this film is that it kept you guessing. However, I still had some unanswered questions at the end of the movie.

Storyline is good, interesting characters and the acting was good. I like horror/suspense movies, this was a bit soft for me but after all it was worth to watch.