Aftermath

I expected to be entertained by a just above average movie, but the low ratings made me wary, and I wasn't quite sure about it... Boy was I surprised! In a good way.

First of all - people call this movie slow. Ahm, it's called SUSPENSE!! And it worked really well.

It's not 100% horror, but actually a mix of horror, drama, mystery and thriller. A lot could go wrong with that formula, but it's well written, very entertaining and very well acted. So many great hidden hints along the way; camera angles, sounds etc. But I'm not going to give anything away. Just watch it.

Initial story runs fast, seems a bit lame how the characters talk and interact.

They had a good idea but they failed to put it in action and it is is easy to guess. Story is in parts, like a bit of here and there and nothing seems to be in order to make it look like a well thought or executed film.

Though it is just for passing time most of the times you won't be able to stick with it.

Who's paying these people to leave these reviews. Someone said this movie is absolutely amazing..ya right buddy..What the hell were you watching lol. This movie was boring. And why was it so long? Total garbage. Low budget and mediocre acting. Definitely wasted my time watching this. Nothing happens..Literally..

Aftermath: A couple with a troubled relationship buy a house where a murder/suicide took place which they get at a bargain price. The husband heads a crew which cleans up crime sites and yes they looked after that job. Strange things start to happen, their dog seemingly barks at nothing, won't go upstairs. Things disappear and reappear in different paces. Identity theft occurs. In this case the mundane rather than mondo events seem more threatening as a gradual aura of dread builds up. The oddities become eerier and nastier though. Red herrings are strewn as possible culprits are introduced but there are several levels to this narrative of terror with a couple of interesting plot twists. Nothing particularly original about this tale but it's well told and worth watching. Directed and co-written by Peter Winther. On Netflix. 7/10.

Worth watching just to see how awful this really is. The dog will be the only actor to get work after this atrocity.