This could've been a 9 or 10 if...

Rating: 7/10 (8 September 2019)

Although the horror itself impressed me and was at times brilliant, there were a lot of parts where I found myself cringing unexpectedly too much. This was mostly during scenes where lame and pathetic jokes were being cracked after the characters have just witnessed some gruesome and horrific scenes that should have left them scarred and scared. But no, they find it in themselves to be joyful enough to make a quick joke to which by the way nobody in the audience laughed.
Why do you writers/directors approve of this? Don't you realize it's ruining the film?
Don't you see? It's like you quickly forget what you are shooting and throw in completely random stuff like this? It doesn't fit with what you're filming whatsoever. Don't worry, someone will make a parody of this film and they will bring the jokes in that you want to bring. It's the same as if you go to a comedy film like "Forgetting Sarah Marshall" and at the end of the movie a monster shows up to eat Sarah's face, just for s & giggles. It's ridiculous.
Imagine if Stanley Kubrick allowed for this type of nonsense in film-making during "The Shining". It would have never, ever received the film-classic status it has today. And that's the difference! You want to make a horror movie? Well then you better be very careful in how you bring humor into it, as that itself is an art that a lot of directors and young writers simply do not possess these days.