So much promise, so little delivery. In a word: monotony. If the exterior of a house at the start of every scene transition doesn't scream monotony, the continuous reuse of the same visual gags and cheap thrills will. And it really stinks, too, because I had high hopes for this one. I even gave the PG-13 label a chance after having seen Drag Me To Hell. But despite a few eerie visuals, which seemed misplaced in the entire context of the movie, it is simply mundane, nothing we haven't seen over and over already, worthy of omission.
Saturday, July 11, 2009
The Unborn (2009)
Subgenre(s):
dud,
possession,
supernatural
So much promise, so little delivery. In a word: monotony. If the exterior of a house at the start of every scene transition doesn't scream monotony, the continuous reuse of the same visual gags and cheap thrills will. And it really stinks, too, because I had high hopes for this one. I even gave the PG-13 label a chance after having seen Drag Me To Hell. But despite a few eerie visuals, which seemed misplaced in the entire context of the movie, it is simply mundane, nothing we haven't seen over and over already, worthy of omission.
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