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PikminLord47 posted...

I personally didn't care for it. Ye the last 30 minutes or so goes hard but the problem is that for more than half the movie nothing really happens at all. Any time something interesting happens in this movie and I started to think we'd finally be moving in a good direction, the guy instead decides to film more blood on the ground with a dollar store flashlight. I appreciated the cosmic-horror vibe of it but man, I really wasn't a fan.

Not much happens with the plot, but it's all setting the tone. I like that because when the action hits, nothing else needs to be explained, and you're along the character is the chaos. Usually the audience knows things the characters don't, and it's that anticipation is what creates tension. The experience is the connection, in this case.