GamerTab That was an excellent one.

Beanbioca As Good As It Gets

TrueHello Fun premise, good actors, bad writing. This film seemed to have potential at the beginning but it quickly devolves into a trite action film. Ultimately it's very boring.

Fairaher The film makes a home in your brain and the only cure is to see it again.

barberic-695-574135 A really clever story involving Satanic cults. An unexpected twist gives this movie the edge over other of a similar genre. Well acted especially by Hawke and Watson. Retained for future viewing.

bcmtree I don't know why the rating is low, maybe when people figure out that there is no real demon at the end and all those potentiel evil group doesn't existe, they get so dispointed. But not me, I must say that the logic of whole history is ok, I read some kind of book or article in the real life, people lies and make themself believe in it, creepy. That's why I dont like the 'crocdile' of new Black mirror, our memory is really something subjective. Back to the movie, the rythem is good, it keeps a tough tension. Worth to look it

mattx1977 Psychological thriller with a few suspenseful, sometimes overdone effects, that seem a bit strange i a way. In the end you will realize why though, it is part of the movies message. A bit obvious plot twist also. I enjoyed the film nevertheless, but could not give it a 9 or 10. 8 fits well in my opinion. I recommend to watch it if you are interested in mystery police thrillers (would not call it horror flick). People who review the movie as under 5 have either not payed attention or had unrealistic expectations from the start, I guess.

ice ruby red First of all, this movie was too jumbled to sink your teeth into. There was no depth. It was hard to keep track of the characters and what they did or didn't do because none of them had any screen time worth mentioning except for Ethan Hawke and, to some extent, the psychiatrist. At no time did the film draw me in.**SPOILER ALERT**The crappy ending was a neat little summation that you might have missed if you blinked. I was like, are you freaking kidding me?!Even if a young woman wanted to seek revenge on her family for her lackluster upbringing (which is a weak premise in itself), what about all of the people who, independent from her, had corroborating memories? Her father was in real anguish over his memories of satanic abuse, which not only matched the girl's brother's details and traumatic emotion, but both she and her father named the same abuser, unbeknownst to the other. He was willing to go to prison for life, possibly get the death penalty, for feeling guilty because he wasn't Father Knows Best...? Seriously?! Meanwhile, the crazy grandmother is also harboring the same satanic delusions as the others in the family... and yet... nobody ever actually experienced ANY of it!The detective has some pretty vivid nightmares, to the point of thinking they may actually have happened. He puts a gun under his pillow. And one day, a couple of his fellow officers come to beat the hell out of, or kill him – in black robes, no less! – and he's like "I understand why you're upset with me, so I won't report this". Gimme a break!The worst thing about this movie though, which I find wholly irresponsible and unforgivable, is that the point of the film is a declaration that satanic abuse never happens – it's all in the minds of delusional people! OH. MY. GOD.! Way to dismiss the agony and suffering of the thousands of people who have been victimized by actual, non-imaginary satanic cults which DO, in fact, exist! It is a large network of organized rings around the world.... which certainly makes me wonder about the motive of the people who created this piece of deleterious propaganda...