Mudança Mortal

Honestly, I didn't expect much, because the haunted house theme had been used so much already.

But I kept watching, because its suspense was quite effective. I was really wondering how the weird happenings would be explained in the end.

"Aftermath" is a reasonably well made thriller with a lot to guess.

Though it has some flaws, its atmosphere is quite intense.

Prepare for a weird solution that actually makes up for some initially unexplainable events.

The film makes for a good one-time watch (naturally, few films of this "wtf is going on" genre will be worth a second time), if you have nothing to do. The scares are effective, the music is appropriate, and acting is ok.

The dog is really the most convincing actor in this low budget movie. I want a sequel with just the dog.

Who's paying these people to leave these reviews. Someone said this movie is absolutely amazing..ya right buddy..What the hell were you watching lol. This movie was boring. And why was it so long? Total garbage. Low budget and mediocre acting. Definitely wasted my time watching this. Nothing happens..Literally..

Horrible acting from every one of the cast except the dog !! Every one else Just solid terrible acting.

Aftermath: A couple with a troubled relationship buy a house where a murder/suicide took place which they get at a bargain price. The husband heads a crew which cleans up crime sites and yes they looked after that job. Strange things start to happen, their dog seemingly barks at nothing, won't go upstairs. Things disappear and reappear in different paces. Identity theft occurs. In this case the mundane rather than mondo events seem more threatening as a gradual aura of dread builds up. The oddities become eerier and nastier though. Red herrings are strewn as possible culprits are introduced but there are several levels to this narrative of terror with a couple of interesting plot twists. Nothing particularly original about this tale but it's well told and worth watching. Directed and co-written by Peter Winther. On Netflix. 7/10.