Fantastic score

Rating: 9/10 (13 April 2015)

The movie was pretty good too, it doesn't rely on a lot of "startle takes" where something jumps out at you from the corner of the screen when you sort of already expect it but instead uses more of a "creep-out" factor that kind of makes the hair on the back of your neck stick up; it was a refreshing change although I didn't jump out of my seat it was still plenty scary.
I mention the music because it really does set the mood for the scenes... Especially "old maid" which just drives home the creepiness and unstoppable nature of the thing that "follows"; not surprisingly there were a few other people that stuck around for the credits to see who was responsible for the music. Band called Disasterpeace in case you are curious.
The film has pitfalls such as how the curse or whatever you call it is transferred which I think just gets silly at some point but the horrifying aspect seems to make it worthwhile, the concept of someone just walking towards you has never concerned me and this film makes you at least temporarily question if there should be cause for concern; that's good film-making.... My only question is why was it released wide in essentially every other European country and even South Korea before being released in the U.S.?
Are we not savvy enough to appreciate a film of this scope while the "Furious 7" release is being played every 30 minutes in 5 different auditoriums at the local Google-plex?... How stupid is the premise for that film and why do we still cater to morons in this country?