Un ancien joueur de baseball déménage avec sa femme et ses deux enfants dans une nouvelle maison. Il pense que la piscine du Quintal peut être une diversion pour les enfants, mais un sombre ... Tout lireUn ancien joueur de baseball déménage avec sa femme et ses deux enfants dans une nouvelle maison. Il pense que la piscine du Quintal peut être une diversion pour les enfants, mais un sombre secret de la maison va déclencher une force.Un ancien joueur de baseball déménage avec sa femme et ses deux enfants dans une nouvelle maison. Il pense que la piscine du Quintal peut être une diversion pour les enfants, mais un sombre secret de la maison va déclencher une force.
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- Scénario
- Casting principal
- Récompenses
- 1 nomination au total
Elijah J. Roberts
- Ronin
- (as Elijah Roberts)
Aivan Uttapa
- Ty
- (as Aivan Alexander Uttapa)
Mike Avery
- Bloated Man
- (as Michael Avery)
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I wanted to be more scared than I was when I watched the film. The pool or better yet a body of water is an excellent setting for a horror film. I guess the idea of it is greater than the execution of an actual film that takes place in a pool. I immediately think of The Creature from the Black Lagoon or Jaws or The Abyss when there's anything to do with water and horror. I thought maybe this would add onto that pantheon of films as an addition. I was definitely scared at moments but it felt like the filmmakers dropped the ball and couldn't keep the tension going as the film went on. A great cast and they did their part. I just think the overall film didn't hit as it could have.
The story is bland, predictable and often boring. They rely too heavily on cheap jumpscares. Almost walked out of the theatre midway through to go do something more exciting like cleaning the bathroom. Pacing was fine, I guess, but everything was rather boring overall. The characters all have extremely convenient backstory's and skills and they aren't very complex.
The soundtrack was fine and there were some interesting shots. Acting was okay as well but nothing spectacular.
This movie falls into the type of horror movie that sits in purgatory in my "continue watching" list on Netflix.
Overall 3/10.
The soundtrack was fine and there were some interesting shots. Acting was okay as well but nothing spectacular.
This movie falls into the type of horror movie that sits in purgatory in my "continue watching" list on Netflix.
Overall 3/10.
The film is terribly clichéd. Take any other horror film and compare it with this one and you won't see any difference. Quite a good story with water, but when you see the monster you start laughing.
The heroes are like some kind of Aquamen, they spend SOOO long under water that you start to think who will kill them first, a monster or lack of oxygen?
The acting is pretty good. I believe them, although at some points they underplay very much.
The editing of the film is just weird. Scenes are cut short and at some points we don't even see who is speaking or what is happening.
P. S. The ending of the film is very fast and choppy. They just closed their pool but this raises a question. Do other residents have water that doesn't come from this source? And where is this source located? Was it really only one family that lived here and why don't they talk about the others?
The heroes are like some kind of Aquamen, they spend SOOO long under water that you start to think who will kill them first, a monster or lack of oxygen?
The acting is pretty good. I believe them, although at some points they underplay very much.
The editing of the film is just weird. Scenes are cut short and at some points we don't even see who is speaking or what is happening.
P. S. The ending of the film is very fast and choppy. They just closed their pool but this raises a question. Do other residents have water that doesn't come from this source? And where is this source located? Was it really only one family that lived here and why don't they talk about the others?
The reviews make this movie look like a disappointment, however, it's par for the course for a horror movie. The acting is pretty good, the plot is very intriguing, and the only failure is the effects. The monster is not consistent, it looks different literally every time we see it, and the effects are Ghostbusters level, or maybe worse actually. Like, clearly animated. But otherwise it's a pretty good movie and actually gave me the heebie jeebies once or twice. The script is intriguing enough with one scene that is a little cringey (feat. Old woman) but what else can we expect from a horror movie? Worth the watch.
Plot
A family moves into a new home, unaware that a dark secret from the house's past will unleash a malevolent force in the backyard pool.
Cast
Wyatt Russell (Who does not have his fathers talent) and a bunch of folk I'm unfamiliar and unimpressed with. And a director I know only from a surprisingly enjoyable short film (Pig).
Verdict
This is a prime example of Hollywood losing their way when it comes to horror, it's so incredibly formulaic down to the letter of predictability.
Yes there is only so much you can do with a movie about a haunted pool, but still being an interesting premise I assumed they had a decent idea behind it and a screenplay that would pan out into something enjoyable.
In reality the concept is passable but that's pretty much all they had, no real content and a very meh ending. And the journey? Every trope, every cliche, everything you expect from a big budget horror feature and I'm so very very tired of them.
If you like The Conjuring, Annabelle, Insidious, Talk to Me and other trite horror films this is for you. If you like substance, skip it.
Rants
I want a pool, you see the the US it appears it's a very middle class thing whereas in the UK it's pretty much the top 1% and therefore extremely rare. Any day now I'll win the lottery and get myself an olympic sized one, outdoors but with the facility for it to be covered at anytime! Right next to my mansion, and multiple acres of land, my zoo and my unicorn paddock.
Breakdown
Interesting concept Weak leading man Couldn't be executed any more generically.
A family moves into a new home, unaware that a dark secret from the house's past will unleash a malevolent force in the backyard pool.
Cast
Wyatt Russell (Who does not have his fathers talent) and a bunch of folk I'm unfamiliar and unimpressed with. And a director I know only from a surprisingly enjoyable short film (Pig).
Verdict
This is a prime example of Hollywood losing their way when it comes to horror, it's so incredibly formulaic down to the letter of predictability.
Yes there is only so much you can do with a movie about a haunted pool, but still being an interesting premise I assumed they had a decent idea behind it and a screenplay that would pan out into something enjoyable.
In reality the concept is passable but that's pretty much all they had, no real content and a very meh ending. And the journey? Every trope, every cliche, everything you expect from a big budget horror feature and I'm so very very tired of them.
If you like The Conjuring, Annabelle, Insidious, Talk to Me and other trite horror films this is for you. If you like substance, skip it.
Rants
I want a pool, you see the the US it appears it's a very middle class thing whereas in the UK it's pretty much the top 1% and therefore extremely rare. Any day now I'll win the lottery and get myself an olympic sized one, outdoors but with the facility for it to be covered at anytime! Right next to my mansion, and multiple acres of land, my zoo and my unicorn paddock.
Breakdown
Interesting concept Weak leading man Couldn't be executed any more generically.
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesThe real life house location used for the family home on screen doesn't actually fully connect to the garage, so the pool can be seen from the front yard. A facade was added to make it look like one full structure and to block the pool from the view in the front of the house.
- GaffesEve uses a very long hose to breathe underwater. It is impossible to breathe this way without a compressor pumping air into the hose.
- ConnexionsFeatured in On Cinema: Night Swim & Weak Layers (2024)
- Bandes originalesThe Swimming Song
Written by Loudon Wainwright III (as Loudon Wainwright)
Performed by Loudon Wainwright III
Courtesy of Columbia Records
By arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment
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- Date de sortie
- Pays d’origine
- Sites officiels
- Langue
- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- Aguas siniestras
- Lieux de tournage
- Sociétés de production
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Box-office
- Budget
- 15 000 000 $US (estimé)
- Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
- 32 494 740 $US
- Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
- 11 797 155 $US
- 7 janv. 2024
- Montant brut mondial
- 54 768 317 $US
- Durée1 heure 38 minutes
- Couleur
- Mixage
- Rapport de forme
- 2.39 : 1
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