Come Play
Horror • PG-13 • 2020 • 1 hr 37 min
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Surprisingly good. There were some minor issues with the film but overall it was enjoyable to watch.
Concept just doesn’t work. Tried too hard to be scary and instead came off as dull/boring. Reminiscent of a typical “SyFy/Chiller” TV movie
An interesting concept and gimmick, so how come the actual movie is so dull?
sort of dumb concept, its like a modern version of the babadook that is badly executed, predictable at most, not too bad but not good either
Just couldn’t get past the annoying child and his awful haircut. This one is a dud.
Comically bad but I guess the concept is ok I just thought it was ass
Interesting concept, probably scary if you're a younger age. Some creepy visuals, decent acting, and sound and creature design.
To me the movie is unique and it's worth a watch. The creature kinda looks if scp 096 and Rake had a baby.
Some good ideas in an otherwise dull horror.
It had a good premise but it wasn't scary enough. But it's kinda decent so I give it a pass.
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