Lair

Well Corey Johnson is always worth a watch, a consummate professional as is Oded Fehr. There the positives end to be honest, you don't even get much of Fehr. It all falls apart when the afternoon TV fodder turn up, 3 women who cannot act and some ankle-biter. The lesbian romance is once again only there for the usual sensationalism and is absolutely pointless. As for the word horror, well it doesn't really happen. The ending will have you rolling your eyes.

WTF?? I don't remember seeing worst dialogue than In this movie in my life. It's embarrassing.

The relationship between the characters is schizophrenic! And the cuts?? I can't with there ratings. Just watch if your intention is to trash something.

So the story and the lines are really bland, and terrible. The premise seemed like a good one, but it just didn't quite work for me. Some of the characters were just plain dull.

But some of the deaths are really over the top and hilarious though, in a bad film kind of way. But that's where these stars are coming from with my rating.

Aside from not being very impressed with the male lead's acting, this was ok. It's one of the better British horror films I have seen but it was lacking in quality actors.

This started out as a promising horror movie. I love supernatural, demonic movies, so I was excited. It quickly went to hell, pardon the pun. The actors must be praised: for the script that they were cursed with, they did great. The acting was really good. But the writing? My goodness. Who did what? Why? No motivation, no clear villain, the time sequence was totally out of order...why? Just why? The last scene tries to explain the movie, but it does not: rather, it fools the audience, and I do not like that. There is a big difference between a well-executed plot twist, and just fooling the audience to cover bad writing. Concept? Great. Acting? Great. Writing? Terrible.