Decent Horror Flick With Some Spine-Tingling Moments.

Rating: 6/10 (21 February 2012)

Containing Some Spooky and Spine-Tingling moments, The Woman In Black is a decent horror flick with a matured and good performance from Daniel Radcliffe(his first lead role after the harry potter series) topped of by good and spooky background music which makes this into a decent movie.
The Story which is based on the novel written by Susan Hill, is about a young lawyer who travels to a village for a work, and stays at a big spooky mansion, only to realize that the mansion is haunted by a vengeful spirit of a woman. After he realises about the woman, mysterious death's begin to occur in the village, and he decides to find out the solution to get rid of this woman spirit.
The Acting by Daniel Radcliffe Portraying Arthur Kipps is good and matured and he does a very good job in his first lead role after harry potter, along with decent performances from the rest of the cast, specially Roger Allen who portrays Mr Bentley and is the only friend of Kipps in the village.
A Decent Job from the director in making this movie, specially helping Radcliffe with his role and also looking into the other aspects of the film to make this into a decent horror flick. The Story is quite good and scary at times, but does become a bit illogical at times, but well done to Jane Goldman for writing a good screenplay, and also a good story by Susan Hill.
The Cinematography in the movie is also good and the early 1900's Britain is shown very well and also the spooky places shown in the movie is good,and a job well done to the cinematographer. The Background Score in the movie is also very good and spooky at times, good job by Marco Beltrami to synchronise the scenes very well with his music.
Well, You cannot expect spine-tingling moments throughout the movie, but horror movie lovers will find this quite good and interesting, as an interesting story and spooky and spine-tingling moment make this into a decent flick.
My Rating: 6.5/10