Chernobyl Diaries
Horror • R • 2012 • 1 hr 28 min
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Ahhh was a little underwhelming, I expected some more weird mutants. Characters were kind of shallow
I’ve seen worse, but you’re given no reason to really care about these characters so whether they live or die is trivial.
This sucked hard. What a waste of a good setting.
Why does this get such bad reviews? It nails the atmosphere, tension, and scares, and its characters feel like real people in real danger.
The concept for this was so poorly executed, they had such great potential and squandered it
What an amazing setting and premise for a horror movie that is completely and absolutely fumbled and wasted on this lazy, dumb flick.
A original location for an horror movie, it's a shame that awful finale.
Bland horror flick about idiots who get stranded in Chernobyl & are picked off one by one, some decent parts in the 2nd half but not enough
Great horror flick! Nothing to deep, but I really enjoyed it and would watch again, on a lazy afternoon...
Una película sumamente aburrida y con poco o nada realmente de terror. Entretenida talvez, pero olvidable.
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