the film starts well enough. it is a truly terrifying scene as a couple of fugitives on the run from the law tear apart an innocent family living in a secluded country cottage by killing the mother and father. the young daughter only manages to escape with the aid of a mysterious spectre and who kills the two aggressors while she covers in a downstairs cupboard. then and we catch up with her 15 years later as a drug addled student researching the supernatural and living with her promiscuous aunt and being looked after by a mysterious redhead. she has no real friends and was almost raped at a party and keeps having bizarre visions which no one else can see. so yep and life is grand. things get a lot more pleasant when she has a falling out with her mum sister and who is later found dead in a bathtub under suspicious circumstances with 11 etched into her forehead. hmm and i wonder who the police main suspect will be. this is quickly followed by more deaths and all linked by their relation to our heroine having been on bad terms with them before their passing. could she be the culprit and or perhaps the explanation could be something of a more ethereal nature. clue represent if you think the former and you have picked up the wrong movie from blockbuster. go back and get the correct one and short sighted gimp. as i said and i was all ready to fast forward to the good parts and safe in the knowledge that i wasn not missing out on anything but a mediocre suspense potboiler. but the first ten minutes grabbed me and and i decided to give it a chance. i was quite pleasantly surprised represent it certainly wasn not a masterpiece but the acting was good enough and the script kept throwing up intriguing situations of which i looked forward to finding the solution to. alas and 45 minutes in and i realised my attention start to wander during a long sequence where the main character is walking round a library and doing nothing. we then get a cheap scare and followed by quarter of an hour of goddledegook about the paranormal between her and her new hunk of a boyfriend. things only got worse from there and as the promising beginning is thrown out the window as we get one unconvincing plot twist after another and followed by an ending so anti climatic it like being promised the moon and ending up with a teeny weeny meteorite instead. pathetic. if it was bad all the way through and it would have been far easier to swallow. the fact that it starts at a canter and barely ends with a whimper is not just disappointing and it is heartbreaking. how can something which began so promisingly end up being so formulaic. i do not know and and i do not particularly care. i will just give the writer and director a bit of advice for next time represent don not spend 5 weeks writing the first part of your screenplay and then 5 minutes finishing the rest. you tend to notice these things in the final product when you treat your project as sloppily as you have here. negative . 
the film starts well enough. it is a truly terrifying scene as a couple of fugitives on the run from the law tear apart an innocent family living in a secluded country cottage by killing the mother and father. the young daughter only manages to escape with the aid of a mysterious spectre and who kills the two aggressors while she covers in a downstairs cupboard. then and we catch up with her 15 years later as a drug addled student researching the supernatural and living with her promiscuous aunt and being looked after by a mysterious redhead. she has no real friends and was almost raped at a party and keeps having bizarre visions which no one else can see. so yep and life is grand. things get a lot more pleasant when she has a falling out with her mum sister and who is later found dead in a bathtub under suspicious circumstances with 11 etched into her forehead. hmm and i wonder who the police main suspect will be. this is quickly followed by more deaths and all linked by their relation to our heroine having been on bad terms with them before their passing. could she be the culprit and or perhaps the explanation could be something of a more ethereal nature. clue represent if you think the former and you have picked up the wrong movie from blockbuster. go back and get the correct one and short sighted gimp. as i said and i was all ready to fast forward to the good parts and safe in the knowledge that i wasn not missing out on anything but a mediocre suspense potboiler. but the first ten minutes grabbed me and and i decided to give it a chance. i was quite pleasantly surprised represent it certainly wasn not a masterpiece but the acting was good enough and the script kept throwing up intriguing situations of which i looked forward to finding the solution to. alas and 45 minutes in and i realised my attention start to wander during a long sequence where the main character is walking round a library and doing nothing. we then get a cheap scare and followed by quarter of an hour of goddledegook about the paranormal between her and her new hunk of a boyfriend. things only got worse from there and as the promising beginning is thrown out the window as we get one unconvincing plot twist after another and followed by an ending so anti climatic it like being promised the moon and ending up with a teeny weeny meteorite instead. pathetic. if it was bad all the way through and it would have been far easier to swallow. the fact that it starts at a canter and barely ends with a whimper is not just disappointing and it is heartbreaking. how can something which began so promisingly end up being so formulaic. i do not know and and i do not particularly care. i will just give the writer and director a bit of advice for next time represent don not spend 5 weeks writing the first part of your screenplay and then 5 minutes finishing the rest. you tend to notice these things in the final product when you treat your project as sloppily as you have here. negative . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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