Horror Films

Rating: 3/10 (15 August 2019)

I am always caught and interested by the various horror movies and the differing plots, actors, stories and directors.
Some are better, some are worse and some are simply not worth your time.
A lot of these reviews speak badly of the typical clichés of which an old-reigning horror movie would hold, yet I can understand the effect of which it holds on just any horror movie. The thrill of the chase when the zoom fronts on the face, the sudden clashes of sounds, and the screams of a demon sprinting towards the shot.
What I do not like, is such a build up to an amazing ending acted out by an amazing actor of which truly brings the whole movie to life (Daniel), whereas the whole story is rippled apart by the death of the main character, and the "return of evil" despite the good effort put throughout the whole play.
When finally the ending is supposed to take a soft turn of better ambiance, and when you've finally got through the nerve-gritting horror and the genre as a whole, you're flattened by a monumental waste of time.
Yes, I know vast, classical and -very- good horror movies have an eerie ending, but one of which wipes out the whole point, plot and catch of the movie is absolutely ridiculous.
The actors did an amazing job, and that is why I give it 3/10 rating. Daniel, Ciarán, and the scattered child actors of which portrays the dead. Fabulous. That was the worth of the movie. If you'd therefore like to watch Daniel Radcliffe perform his craft of art, do give it a watch.