Paranormal Attraction

There is some production value --even an opening helicopter shot.

The acting is horrendous.

And let me give you one non-spoiler example at how poor the writing is: Basically after the titles the main woman is in bed with her laptop. The bathroom door slowly opens. She gets freaked and goes to look but takes like 2 minutes to slowly y close her laptop before getting out of bed. Who would do that? Ed Wood.

The movie is also real slow. And doesnt make a ton of sense.

So with all the production value, it seems they skimped on actors who could act, writers who could write and directors who could direct.

Alright, well "Paranormal Attraction" wasn't exactly top of the line entertainment. In fact, the movie had a very overshadowing low budget feel to it. But at the same time, the movie actually fared well enough at certain aspects.

The storyline told in "Paranormal Attraction" was pretty straight forward and easy to follow. Perhaps it was a bit on the generic and mundane side of the spectrum at times. And the movie was definitely suffering from being too predictable.

The acting in the movie was actually fair enough, taking into consideration the limitations imposed on the actresses and actors by writers Richard J. Aguirre and Alexander T. Hwang. Personally, I wasn't familiar with a single actor or actress in the movie, so I enjoyed that part of the movie; watching new talents unfold on the screen.

"Paranormal Attraction" was not particularly scary, and I was initially lured in by the movie's cover/poster and the fact that it was labeled as a horror movie. So heads up, the horror elements in "Paranormal Attraction" are few and far apart. So don't get your hopes up for a grand experience in horror and spooks.

Now, I didn't really buy into the whole paranormal aspect of the movie, because it just felt halfhearted and it wasn't really brought to life on the screen in a fulfilling manner to make it believable.

While the 2020 movie "Paranormal Attraction" was watchable, it was hardly a memorable or outstanding movie experience. I managed to sit through the entire movie, but I know that I will never sit down to watch it again.

My rating of "Paranormal Attraction" by director Alexander T. Hwang settles on a three out of ten stars.

"Sarah's" acting is the absolute worst. Monotoned and lack of emotion. Evelyn, another horrible actress but is not as bad as Sarah's. I am going to say it again, HER ACTING IS SOOOO HORRIBLE.

After reading the reviews here that praise this movie i decided to give this a go,my mistake. where to start,the acting is awful,the script is utter garbage,fx ..lol.

what cheeses me off is the false reviews that were written by (most likely) people that were either involved in this movie or at least connected to it in some way.it does no favors when you lie about how good something is,specially when it is utter rot,if it was prompted or written up as a D grade movie that was done on a budget of $2000 to maybe $5000,people might no get so cheesed off when they watch it.

if you like d grade low budget bad acted movies with no real content than this is for you..other wise dont bother.

And observing that reviewer corrosie already has stolen my words out of my hands, i just conclude with appraisal that all the reviewer has written are correct and truthfully described

ive seen this ensemble making other movies, and their acting hasnt improved anyway, rather worse than ever.directing and production has to be blamed for that, and the use of cheap sound and visual effect aint good enough.

what haunts most are the vast number of inconsistecies and abrupt situations that trails away like a snail in death valley, that appears like a normal rather than exception, and with a weak story and plot this make the ridicule feelings weigh like tons of broken steel.

i will not recommend this fuzzy homemade junk for what it is, junk, and thats the truth from the grumpy old man