The Shattering

The rating of 7.5 when I saw the movie is not consistent with those generally accepted on IMDB. I realized early on in the movie that it was inflated. It's very slow-paced and the scenes do not transition well. Acting is amateurish and the overall flow does not work well.

Let me preface this by saying I hate giving bad reviews, but this needs to be said to help who are about to make the same mistake I did. Seriously, don't waste your time on this movie. All these 9 and 10 star reviews make no sense, either they're paid to write excellent reviews or are on some seriously mind-altering drugs.

The movie is extremely slow, has no plot, and doesn't flow well at all. It constantly jumps back and forth in time without notice, so most of the time it's near impossible to know when a scene is supposed to be the present or a memory of some time in the past. It makes no sense whatsoever.

Charlotte Beckett, who plays Monica, is pretty hot. That's literally the only good thing about this movie, but she only appears a handful of times. Other than her being a bit of eye candy, this movie is a complete dumpster fire.

Also, what's with the movie having one name on Amazon (The Shattering) and a completely different name (Morok) here? The only time I've seen that before is when a movie or show has been translated from another language, which isn't the case here.

I.am a huge fan of thrillers, but it was most poorly acted by the woman, I had to force myself to finish it thinking surely it would get better. My suggestion is do not waste your time. It does not get better.

Idk why I pick these. It has no storyline, no point. 1 setting. It needs to be lit on fire and forgotten. I could have hit myself in the head with a tack hammer and been more entertained.

The art direction and set design did not support the wealthy woman narrative at all. Film location in an open air natural light would have been more effective.

The hospital scenes were filmed in a random office building circa 1970s. They should have been scrapped.

This film is best comparable to The Room's "You are tearing me apart Lisa!!"