This supernatural horror tale is better than one might expect, but not as good as it might have been. Unfortunately, it doesn't really lead to anything satisfying though , and the two-hour-and-five-minute running time ends up feeling like it's at least 30 minutes longer than it needs to be. Side stories fall short, to say nothing of plot twists that come across as forced. The background music is excessive -- it's like any time someone blinks or turns their head, shrill industrial horror noise screech and insult your ears. All in all it results in a movie that isn't as good or as scary as it might have been with more editing and less reliance on horror cliches.
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