No estamos solos

The film presents us with a dark atmosphere full of jump scare expectations. The direction and script seem to be based on accounts of people's experiences. Thus, with very little use of CGI and the use of simple everyday objects, the film manages to cause fear, anxiety and tension, in the right measure. In this way, the film avoids excess special effects and exaggerated gore makeup, which greatly helped the final result.

The film recalls the cases experienced by the Warren couple.

Ultimately, authentic horror doesn't need CGI, and the director got it right, with simplicity.

I really liked it. I recommend it.

I was very skeptical about watching another exorcism movie, i don't like any other than the exorcist to be honest. Some are worth a watch, but nothing to brag about. This movie genuinely scared me and had me on the edge the whole time. Its a short film and gets straight to the point. I like how there were no siblings just one girl, and you feel alone with her every time something frightening occurrs. It was completely different from the average possession movies. I really recommend this movie to anyone who wants something original and actually scary... shout out to peru

Well since we is not singular some may argue that the premise itself is wrong (someone like Sheldon from Big Bang Theory for example). Moving on and not looking or nitpicking on the not alone part of the title, the movie is solid in its horror. It's also cliche and does the scares sort of by the numbers, but it never missteps when it comes to that.

Now that doesn't mean that the movie is great and as said only kind of uses things people with some Horror movie knowledge will know. So don't expect many things that surprise you. From the behaviour over to the dialogue over to the scares. While initially I didn't feel for the characters, I have to admit they have a sort of likeability, if you let yourself into them. Also the child actor is decent for a horror movie like this.

I've been on a Netflix horror movie bender of sorts lately, so eventually I stumbled onto this. I like to watch movies from countries I haven't seen movies from before and Peru fit that nicely, so despite a horrible rating, I decided to take a look, just in the interest of seeing how Peruvians deal with the subject matter.

And they really don't do anything interesting here. It's just an exorcism movie that follows the usual tropes of the genre. It feels like a generic horror movie made to make a quick buck. I dislike this very much in general. You shouldn't Americanize your movies. Trying to compete with American's on this isn't a good idea.

The mood is definitely good and that is the most I can say for this movie. The story isn't very compelling and there is nothing really original about this. Things move quite quickly, but that doesn't seem to hamper the movie too much. Not that it serves the movie either.

I guess this is a very low recommendation for those really interested in the genre, but nothing more.

I'm always hopeful watching horror movies that aren't American, but this one subscribed to pretty much every trope there is. It had its moments mostly due to its cinematography and acting, but I swear the possession scene was almost clip for clip identical to the one in the Conjuring, which was very disappointing ... I realise it's especially challenging to do anything original with this particular genre, but even so, I wouldn't encourage people to watch this.