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"Dawn" is the debut work of Pavel Sidorov. Well, as the poster tells us, the creators of "The Bride " also helped. Most likely, they just did and gave the idea of" management " dreams or advised to add zombies.

The plot of the film revolves around a girls Lights, which from the birth connected with the sect of 'Dawn'. The picture ends ambiguously, and most likely we can see the continuation.

As with most horror movies, the plot is predictable. The visual component is quite good. As for the acting, Stanislavsky would say: "I don't believe it!".

The modern audience, tempted by all sorts of" astral", is now quite difficult to impress, so the genre of horror slowly outlives itself. Movies sometimes reach the point of absurdity, and this picture is no exception.

It wasn't that good but isn't that bad either but its entertaining with some of Jump scares

Good: locations, performance of the supporting actress. Bad: Nothing that scares you, secondary characters are better revealed than the main ones, the end is so bad that the whole film becomes pathetic, in general, the whole film is smeared, everything that happens is very slow, the actors either replay or unplay. Good luck to Russian cinema.

Listen, while it's not very good I found it oddly comforting. I know it's a horror movie, but most of the time it's very calm and slow. It does have good atmospheric moments and the general mood is nice.

Throughout the second half of the movie I kept smiling and giggling to myself. I know this isn't the reaction the filmmakers intended but I had fun. One scene in particular had a standout crazy person performance followed by horrific violence. Good times.

I loved this movie!!! AND WHOEVER PICKED THE FIRST ENDING CREDITS SONG IS A GENIUS! I love ic3peak and the fact that this had to do with fairytales was perfect.