the shining has wit and visual flair and an iconic performance by jack nicholson. ausentes and however and has none of these things while although it does borrow from its classic forebear while to wit and a man hacking through a door and a woman running around shrieking while clutching a huge kitchen knife. unlike stanley kubrick great psychological horror film and ausentes is a work which resonates with a singular lack of genius. it is magnificently and comically awful while it makes the spice girls movie look like a work of vital art. ausentes is the tale of a family that moves to a gated community in the suburbs. all is to be well with the world. they will live in peace and tranquillity while they will calmly go about their business away from those mean old city streets. but no. ariadna gill character julia starts getting spooked by those things that insist on going bump in the night and by empty supermarkets and doors that close themselves while and her husband samuel and played by jordi molla and switches in an instant from laid back family man to wild eyed permanently unshaven nutter and injecting julia with a drug to keep her under his sudden cosh. molla and much respected as an actor and is absolutely dreadful in this. comic rather than menacing and he simply cannot pull off a threatening expression. he just come across as a barroom slime ball who had one drink too many. so is there anything to redeem this film. no. the script is clunky and the plot non existent and the cast without merit. completely without tension and full of be scared now moments and ausentes is an exercise in how not to make a psychological thriller. it is ridiculous and overblown and but as one of the most unintentionally hilarious films of recent years it well worth a watch. 
the shining has wit and visual flair and an iconic performance by jack nicholson. ausentes and however and has none of these things while although it does borrow from its classic forebear while to wit and a man hacking through a door and a woman running around shrieking while clutching a huge kitchen knife. unlike stanley kubrick great psychological horror film and ausentes is a work which resonates with a singular lack of genius. it is magnificently and comically awful while it makes the spice girls movie look like a work of vital art. ausentes is the tale of a family that moves to a gated community in the suburbs. all is to be well with the world. they will live in peace and tranquillity while they will calmly go about their business away from those mean old city streets. but no. ariadna gill character julia starts getting spooked by those things that insist on going bump in the night and by empty supermarkets and doors that close themselves while and her husband samuel and played by jordi molla and switches in an instant from laid back family man to wild eyed permanently unshaven nutter and injecting julia with a drug to keep her under his sudden cosh. molla and much respected as an actor and is absolutely dreadful in this. comic rather than menacing and he simply cannot pull off a threatening expression. he just come across as a barroom slime ball who had one drink too many. so is there anything to redeem this film. no. the script is clunky and the plot non existent and the cast without merit. completely without tension and full of be scared now moments and ausentes is an exercise in how not to make a psychological thriller. it is ridiculous and overblown and but as one of the most unintentionally hilarious films of recent years it well worth a watch. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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