Lame. Could have really done some scary scenes and plot, but fell way short. We couldn't even make it more than halfway through the movie with their overly cheery empathetic silver-lining cloud life theory.
This type of story (psychological/horror) is not my favorite but I thought the production values were promising and the movie was satisfying as to the suspense and the intertwined stories of the main characters life and tragedies. I think a different and more believable story in the hands of this production team and director could be a first rate movie experience. I'll agree with others that the acting was better on the actress' side than on the actor' side, except the doctor was good and the bad guy. I am looking forward to the next project from this director Nuon. I admire anyone who can put together a movie. Stories are key
Couldn't follow along much with the plot. I also hated the CGI for the "spooky" people. Especially that last part of the movie. Like, okay what the heck. It was long and tedious, slow and agonizing to sit through.
Not really recommended. Unless you just want to snort and giggle at the faults this movie is cluttered with.
This is a small focus of a movie. It does what it tries to do, but it only has so much to give. Intriguing but somewhat empty emotionally. Or with plotting. Acting is variable but generally the main characters do well.
Jonathan Stoddard thought he wouldn't get cast because he appeared so dishevelled on the audition tapes. However, as the main character is blind, the director only listened to the recordings - the actor's voice what mattered most.
