Malevolent
Horror • 2018 • 1 hr 29 min
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better than i expected, didnt expect the twist that came either but it was pretty decent
Bland and full of meaningless interactions between characters. No development of any sort and not really worth a watch
As good as Pugh was in this, the whole thing didn’t tingle me. It was cool and had potential, but imo untapped. Had some good shots, tho.
This, was just not good. Not scary at all. Had the things people hate about horror movies - characters doing dumb stuff.
Very slow and plodding movie that just isn't any fun. Pugh is good, but I was mostly bored and uninterested. Pretty cliché at this point.
Florence Pugh deserved better. Slow, lifeless, and boring. A horror movie that never really wakes up.
Seems like it might be going somewhere interesting... but when we see what's going on, it's just weird and silly.
The concept was interesting but the direction of this film is awful. It’s badly executed.
Had an okay premise, but super unlikable characters.
Pacing was extremely slow. The real"haunting" begins like a half hour before the movie ends. Not worth watching.
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