Session 9
Horror • R • 2001 • 1 hr 40 min
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Very odd movie. Leaves you unsure whether to be frightened or to laugh out loud, and not on purpose
It's a great thriller that keeps you guessing until the end. The cast is perfect, and the tone is amazing.
Pretty underrated horror that keeps you guessing
A good slow burn movie, no terrifying moments or anything but also the acting is a little stiff sometimes but what do you expect
A cool thing about this film is the location is a real asylum and 95% of what you see isn’t a set but a real place!
the set is to die for, movie itself kept me guessing till the end where I was more confused than scared it has the atmosphere not the plot
A really decent horror movie that should be spoken about more. Good set up & acting, cool plot, nice suspense, unease & atmospheric shots.
2.5 stars. Serviceable for a haunted asylum movie. Kinda interesting. Maybe I should give it 3?
I was intrigued by the concept but ultimately felt like the movie kept me guessing too much for me to feel properly immersed and interested.
Very slow and it doesn't quite know what it wants to be. The actors are doing the best they can, but the script is very stilted and awkward.
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