Lousy clone of The Happening.

Rating: 1/10 (25 December 2018)

Third hand story, rip-off of The Happening stripped of an ending, with the only interest of having an explanation that you aren't going to be given. Half of the movie is people in a room sharing sad stories from their past and telling you that people are killing themselves. The (invisible) "presence" is like a wind (The Happening) and pushes people to commit suicide without a sensible reason, motivation, gain. Except for a few random baddies who are immune to suicidal madness and just settle for trying to get others to kill themselves. Don't expect an explanation as to why, how and who/what is doing that. You won't have one. Cheap tricks, awful direction full of cliches, nonsensical script. People blabbering about the novel tend to forget that Josh Malerman's (lousy rock band member) novel came out in 2014, The Happening in 2008. This is a clone, a low rated one. Don't be fooled. Sorry, growing up with soda and MTV doesn't forge writers, authors, directors. It creates dough like this boring, pointless spoof flick. Skip this nonsense, there is nothing in it. It's a 1985 teenagers horror tv movie without a story. Bullock and Malkovich would accept anything, I am afraid.