Korku Takvimi

I watched the movie on YouTube. The script isn't actually that bad, but what bothers me are the comments on YouTube. All the comments are bought. If you look, you'll see that 20% of people didn't like the movie, yet there are 1300 comments, and they're all positive. Comments are in different languages. Some comments have nothing to do with the movie. Most of the comments seem to be left by automated bots. The owner of the YouTube page has taken the time to like and reply to all the comments. There are almost no negative comments. The movie supposedly won an award, but it's suspicious how it got it. If they paid for YouTube comments, they might have paid for the award too. The lead actress is very unnatural. Her facial expressions are terrible. She couldn't even cry properly. She shouldn't act in films again until she learns how to cry convincingly. One of the worst acting I have ever seen in my life.

Even though it seems like a standard horror film, it goes beyond that. However, the artificiality of the actors places the film in the B-movie category. This is frustrating for the viewer. In terms of the script, it's a very high-quality work. I wish we could always see such quality horror productions in Turkish cinema. But acting is what gives a film its soul. If films were human, acting would be the right arm of a right-handed person. Please do not confuse acting with fame. There are many famous actors who stand out awkwardly in their characters.

"To be a good actor, you have to be something like a criminal, to be willing to break the rules to strive for something new." Elia Kazan.