Night's End

This movie has an identity problem. Is it about a shut in with anxiety? Sort of. Is it about a ghost? Sort of. Is it a webcam found footage sort of thing? Sort of. Does it have Michael Shannon in it? Sort of. Is it a comedy? Eh, not really, but parts of it are hilarious. Especially the ending.

Holy crap, movie, pick a plot point and stick with it.

Be warned, this movie is kind of meh, but I found myself kind of liking it a little because of how ridiculously it ended. There were some particularly funny lines with well timed deliveries. The acting was pretty decent all around. Unfortunately, the story is all over the place.

It starts out with a lot of character development focusing on the main character, but honestly, the movie ends up having little to do with him. Why spend all that time on him when he's basically the straight man for a punchline?

I liked the lead actor's portrayal of a man with mental health issues doing his best to make "forward progress" but in the end, the story didn't feel like it needed him at all or even had much to do with him, really.

If the entire movie was more closely related to how it ended, I would have loved it, but they started it one way, and ended it a completely different way - and it wasn't like some cool twist or anything, it was just hilarious, in my opinion.

I went into this without realizing Michael Shannon was in it and was surprised to see him. He doesn't have a large role but it's a supporting one, for sure. He certainly doesn't save the movie.

This isn't a very good movie, but it has its moments.

I thought it was a little bit campy, and maybe that's what some of you were missing? It had gusto, and I enjoyed that. A couple of the characters were totally wacky and entertaining.

Haters of this movie will probably tell you to go watch The Conjuring, then give themselves a high-five.

A bigger budget does not always result in a better film, if the heart's not there. I thought this one was just fine, thank you.

Tugboat instead of using micael shannon as one, cause the small segments he is in really doesnt work at all. Its a short length, just about feature length neurotismic horror flick that happens around a ghost and a jar, tomatoesoup, and old stinky moccamastered coffee that really makes the main caracters world spin around. You will also experience some black magic, that turns out to become rather dusky than dark, and the most funny part is when youll experience a web-exoircism...well its like ripleys believe it or not, i hang on the knot...

positive is that there are some shock jolts inbetween, and the filmatography aint the worst of the kind, its just that its so enclosed to a dark apartment and every kinda human mingling is over the pc screen, there are 7 in the cast, and all of them aint what icall close to average, except the main caracter that has to do some slam n' dunks with the entity that reigns the acre.

Wanna see some good horror dont rely on this one, the grumpy old man recommends you to wait till its become a tcm classic.

Why even make a movie if it is going to be this bad!? This was more of a 2 star movie for me but I like Michael Shannon, so yeah. This movie is done Covid style on the computer almost the WHOLE movie. I have seen better found-footage movies! This movie was filled with bad acting and long boring scenes. Do not waste your time with this one because it does not get better like I had hoped it would. Shutter is going down hill lately. I use to get so excited seeing the Shudder name but now it just makes me shutter to think of how bad it is actually going to be!! Thankfully I see all my movies free online so nothing lost on this one. Now if you don't mind I am going to go re-watch The Lost City!

I think if Jennifer Reeder expects to get funding to make another movie she probably should start by taking her name off the credits of this piece of garbage and replace it with "Allen Smithee". It's a complete abomination. Never have I seen acting and writing so amateurish, SFX so poorly executed, a plotline so preposterous and enough cheese to cover the entire moon, all in one movie. It's not even in the "it's so bad that it's good" catagory. It's just bad. Period. And how they got the great Michael Shannon to appear in this mess is anyone's guess. Seriously, there is literally not enough negative adjectives in the English language to convey just how awful this movie is. You have been warned.