garyrogers-67484
A rejoint juin 2019
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A therapist becomes haunted by visions and hallucinations after a patient kills herself right in front of her after ranting and raving about a mysterious smile demon that's been following her around.
Sosie Bacon delivers an excellent performance as the leading lady even as the script her performance is supporting recycles several worn out cliches from The Ring and It Follows. Thankfully, the filmmakers have the decency to deliver a few surprising jolts and moments of suspense and they know how to surround the film with an uncomfortable sense of dread that keeps things going while it treads familiar ground we've seen elsewhere.
Sosie Bacon delivers an excellent performance as the leading lady even as the script her performance is supporting recycles several worn out cliches from The Ring and It Follows. Thankfully, the filmmakers have the decency to deliver a few surprising jolts and moments of suspense and they know how to surround the film with an uncomfortable sense of dread that keeps things going while it treads familiar ground we've seen elsewhere.
A woman inherits an estate from her dead aunt who orchestrates her suicide via video tape and, immediately after moving in, she and her husband experience strange haunting-esque activity and odd stalkers.
What Rest in Pieces has going for it is a fairly unpredictable script that just so happens to be told in a pedestrian and unexciting way. It also doesn't help that the leading lady doesn't provide much in the way of excitement or rational human responses throughout. Her line readings sound like they were dubbed by a robot, but the script's oddly paced twists and turns still take the viewer by surprise occasionally and the random bursts of violence and gore do shock after the mostly restrained and by the numbers first half hour.
What Rest in Pieces has going for it is a fairly unpredictable script that just so happens to be told in a pedestrian and unexciting way. It also doesn't help that the leading lady doesn't provide much in the way of excitement or rational human responses throughout. Her line readings sound like they were dubbed by a robot, but the script's oddly paced twists and turns still take the viewer by surprise occasionally and the random bursts of violence and gore do shock after the mostly restrained and by the numbers first half hour.
Despite one detour to college and another to Hollywood, the Scream series has mostly stayed in the small town of Woodsboro for several films and it was getting a little stagnant and tired. Scream VI sets its latest massacre in New York City where danger appears to lurk from every alley, subway, and bodega and this leads to a series of effectively choreographed suspense sequences featuring a game and likable cast of survivors from the series including the return of fan-favorite Kirby.
In spite of all that it has going for it, the stakes seem lower than ever. Several characters are mortally wounded time and time again and escape the clutches of death far too easily. It seems that the filmmakers are too nervous to do away with many of their characters and the film suffers from that.
In spite of all that it has going for it, the stakes seem lower than ever. Several characters are mortally wounded time and time again and escape the clutches of death far too easily. It seems that the filmmakers are too nervous to do away with many of their characters and the film suffers from that.