25/44
When a sinister childhood threat returns to haunt him, the father desperately struggles with his deepest inner fears. Only this time, the fight isn’t for himself; it’s for his family. This is the first PG-13 horror film to feature Lionsgate’s Red Gears. logo from 聚魔櫃 (2012). Patrick McKee: Since we got back, I’ve been talking about Jake’s capture… I’ve gotten to the characters… the decisions. One of the most confusing decisions was leaving the kid alone while all the horrors unfolded. It seemed illogical, considering the adults were aware of the danger and had decided to sleep together for safety. Why would they single out the most vulnerable? This inconsistency really took me out of the experience and made it hard to connect with the characters. survival instincts. But the film had its moments. The atmosphere was chilling, and there were some really unsettling scenes that kept me going. However, the pacing was often uneven, with long build-ups that didn’t always pay off. Despite these issues, I’m very interested in a sequel. The film laid the groundwork that could go in a great direction. If the sequel focuses on the characters, makes better decisions, and tightens up the story, it could fulfill the promise of the first film. There’s potential here, and I want to see it grow.
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