Gory, Gory, Gory

Rating: 5/10 (1 April 2020)

Pros:
1. Jane Levy (Mia) gives an amazingly bone-chilling performance.
2. There is a minimum reliance on CGI, and the CGI that is implemented is done so appropriately and to really good effect.
3. The gore is well-designed, brutal, and unforgiving.
4. The dark and dull colour palette helps to reinforce the tense and foreboding atmosphere.
5. Abomination Mia (Randal Wilson) is on the receiving end of an extremely satisfying death.
Cons:
1. The acting, for the most part, during the first half of the film is really wooden.
2. The dialogue is really clunky and forced, especially when the character of Eric (Lou Taylor Pucci) delivers the exposition.
3. The score is often incredibly overbearing and annoying.
4. Some moments of horror are unintentionally funny as they are presented in a cartoonish manner.
5. A couple of the characters, unsurprisingly with these types of horror, make moronic character decisions to prolong the horror.
6. The last 10 minutes are almost entirely unnecessary.