Kingston

As a true horror/fantasy fan, Kingston is a prime example of how NOT to make a film in this genre. The trailer built immense hype, promising a gripping supernatural experience. I even pre-booked the first show, expecting an engaging horror-fantasy spectacle.

However, what I got was a run-of-the-mill drama disguised as something it's not. Beyond what was shown in the trailer, there's no real horror or fantasy element-just the same mediocre storytelling we've seen countless times. The genre label feels like pure clickbait, designed only to lure audiences into watching a film that has nothing new to offer.

A complete disappointment. If you're looking for genuine horror or fantasy, Kingston is a waste of time.

This movie looks like similar flops in GVP list byt this movie have some more intresting story.

Positive points, Story was nice and more intresting in way of created, acting is also good, location was alo new and good. They tried hollywood rasnge of Ghost VFX which was also nice

Negative points, The story was nice but needs more developemnt and detailing to make more intresting, but have more logic mistakes, and the final main ghost was not shown well just simply in a humna form. They tried to make out hollywood style of jump scene location but that was not justified there with acceptable story. Eventhough it was a fantasy movie still much logic was missing. And more concepts in the story was pending not completed.

Visuals : Overall good visuals but they were quite fascinating in some scenes. No scenes were foggy or too crowded, both lightning and camera work were good.

Songs : except for the bgm in the last scene, songs (both bgms and sang songs) were just below average throughout the entire movie.

Plot : Solid plot which could've been presented in a much better way. Feels like it tried to be too complex, at the cost of lacking clarity. Plot twists seemed too redundant, the plot was constructing itself around a story only to getting ripped apart a few moments later. The spectator is caught up in a flux of continuous contradictory informations.

I feel like if the plot had focused on a few key points, if it had set a clear context at the beginning and an epic/adventurous theme throughout the movie, it would've been way more enjoyable.

TLDR ; too complex for its own good, the movie is only watchable once. Really smooth visuals though.

4/10.