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I thought overall the money was good, if you watched it with our watching all the trailers and clips and images it was a better experience.
Deff an interesting film, and one of the better to come from the genre in a long time. However, like 99% of ALL horror films it was just FAR too cliche and predictable. If you didnt see the ending coming then you clearly dont pay attention to the genre. This film, while produced very well(acting, score, direction etc) is the perfect example of why this genre is a bottom dweller for films in general. There truly are NO new ideas what-so-ever.