kscullio

I just watched this on Amazon Prime and I'm not really quite sure what I saw. The problem I had was the different stories of the different people and I have no idea where I was in the timeline of events. I swear I saw one girl as a child and next thing you know she's a teenager, but I thought the people talking to her father when she was a child were contemporaries of the current timeline.

Also is it the law that every single person just falls down and waits for some really slow crawling thing to reach them and touch them?

Just like the Ring, it was interesting in the build-up and then really disappointing at the end. I'm going to stick to Korean horror it's a lot more interesting.

I mostly wanted to watch this movie because of the equestrian angle. But I should have known that it was going to be not well done on that point. Anytime any of the stores are supposedly on a horse and jumping their head isn't in-frame because it's someone else doing it. A horse show of this magnitude would have jumps twice as high. And since jumping shows are timed events, these horses would be Galloping and not a nice little Canter. Oh and last but not least, there is no play-by-play commentary while you're in the ring jumping. It's silent just like golf.