The Djinn

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mattgreenbean b Sep 29 I commend anyone that can get a group of people together to make a film. However, when the film can be laid out on a single sheet of paper, what's the point of making it other than to say, "I made a movie!" I do have to say, the acting was pretty good. However, the scope was minuscule. The scenes were redundant, including showing the same scene many times. This was a "period piece", except that the only things making it so, was a cordless phone and a box tv. There are plenty of small scope films that tell big stories, this one missed the mark. See more Tomaz B @TheBizii Feb 3 This boy sure has the balls to summon the Djinn and endure the painful non-friendly visit that awaits him. The movie is filled with action and on some moments, it is quite tense. The movie has a lot of room for improvement though, I'd have loved it way more if it kept me on edge throughout the whole watch. I recommend it, it's a good watch and it feels like an indie-made movie. See more Camero W 11/06/2024 Are we watching the same movie ? This was like a really bad, long episode of Stranger Things. The acting was terrible, the plot was awful, and the entire movie took place in an apartment. They just went room to room hiding. And the soundtrack was so bad. Like really bad. Such a cheap reach. See more David L 11/02/2024 Good movie. The whole movie takes place inside a small apartment but the director uses it to his advantage and it doesn’t feel like it subtracts from the film. There are times when you as the viewer feel cramped and claustrophobic but that’s a good thing. Good horror movie with a standout performance from the lead actor See more Clarissa M 12/11/2023 Simple story, but effectively delivered through efficient storytelling and a solid performance by the lead actor. While scarce in backstory due to minimal dialogue (naturally) and limited run time, the movie is still able to establish its main character and move at a healthy pace by dropping in only the most important details. The lack of dialogue also eliminates the unnecessary, often god-awful, exposition plaguing modern horror films and obligates the audience to fill in the gaps — which makes an otherwise familiar story with well-known elements a satisfying watch. See more Emilliano Jr S @emill_santos 08/05/2023 Be careful what you wish for. See more Read all reviews

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