We Need to Do Something

I like Pat Healy. He always does a great job going crazy, as he does here. Unfortunately, this is the only thing this movie has going for it. I found it grotesque to the point of being nearly unwatchable. Puke is not entertaining. The what's and why's are never explained. Cryptic trash and lazy writing. The story and script are a joke. I would skip this one.

I didn't expect this movie to be great. But I thought it would at least be entertaining, or have something that it would build up to. It starts out OK, but it just kept getting worse as it went on. I hoped that the ending would make up for all of this, but instead it had a terrible ending, if you would even call it that.

I read someone's review and agree they could have taken this movie to some many different place but failed. This was a hot mess that you could not make heads or tales out of. It was like the director said hey, let put a bunch of unwatchable moments together and make a movie out of it. For me I love a good witchcraft/horror movie but this one just came up short. I had a better time watching "It takes three" at least it was funny.

I know that everyone is use to seeing the "what the hell did I just watch" review, but seriously.... WHAT THE HELL DID I JUST WATCH? I am fairly certain that I have never left a review with those words, but for this movie it is definitely warranted! I have never complained about spending $6.99 to watch a movie, but I would have rather spent the money on ANYTHING else. $7 worth of dirt, sure why not?!? Honestly, I would have rather sat in my own bathroom watching paint dry for 96 minutes!

I don't want to leave any spoilers for those of you who decide to watch this film, but I suggest watching anything else. There is really nothing good I can say about it other than I'm glad it's over. You can't even blame Covid for this mess!

It's 4 family members stuck in bathroom... that's 98% of this film. The other 2% are flashbacks.

It was boring, unexciting and, well, largely predictable after the first 15 minutes or so.

Acting, cinematography, direction, effects, etc. All seemed relatively good, hence the 5 stars. But the story was just tired - essentially fear of the thing you never actually see. I'd rather watch something more than 4 family members in a bathroom.