Yeah I saw it in the theatre during a sneak preview night at Sherman oaks. It didn’t leave me much, the yoga kills scene cool. Very slow that car drive scene with two females sheeesh I thought that scene would never end. Bad pacing. Some cool kill scenes but yeah it was underwhelming compared to what I was hoping to see, I was soo excited thought it was gonna be better.
Nah, you just went in with the wrong expectations. It’s a vibes movie. It’s about sitting in and soaking in the atmosphere and the mood of it all and living in the emotion of the moment, whether it be chaos, horror or apathy; not nonstop kills and thrills. Maybe that’s the fault of the marketing, idk because I avoid marketing for anything I’m excited about. All I know is I went in blind and thought it was fantastic.
The ending was underwhelming but so tense ...Bro I really thought it was done very well I mean I seen many movies like this but think of how the chorography of the way that he stalks the victims in the right moments in some long shots.. it's not for to many people but I liked it ...
The more I think about it, the more I agree with you. I still don’t like the ending at all, but while watching it the buildup worked at the end. The rest of the film made up for what I thought was a really lackluster ending.
@@BenFriedman916 yes the buildup was I thought it was gonna be johnnys sister.. I was on the edge.. but the commitary bout the bear was talking bout the bear and the girls brother but I was thinking that the lady was gonna have johnny come out but he got his locket and bounced 😂
RU-vidrs were legit reacting to the yoga scene without actually showing it JUST to help promote and sell tickets. Its disingenuous. Whenever a new horror movie comes out now and all you see everywhere is “the Best slasher ever” .. “gnarliest kills ever” etc. I don’t beleive it. This would’ve worked TEN times better as a short film and not a feature length one.
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