The Voices

I think it could have been even better than the final result, but nonetheless, it is a fairly decent effort with some strong points.

From the poster and the first few minutes, I couldn't care much for this one, yet, little by little, you get to see good acting, interesting plot development and an overall nice execution. The people involved in the making of The Voices really did their best with the script and turned it into a good adaption, I would say especially for a made for TV movie. For a stand alone horror, it will probably turn unnoticed, and bare in mind, it is one for the psychological fans more than anything, so whoever is up for a slow burner, you might get your kicks with this one.

All in all, The Voices is a movie that deserves some praise for sticking to its idea, if I'd have one complaint it would be about the ending, that seemed like deja vu on screen, but I do get what they were trying to do there.

Cheers!

Not a traditional horror movie, more psychological thriller. Quite effective, good acting, strong script, good production values. No reason for the low rating.

Its just another horro flick , made for the tv-set in the living room, made for the easy tripped scared ones among the human race, hiding under the warm fleece blanket sitting by the fire on the couch biting nails along with the films caracters.

the story and plot is simple, two sisters in a cabin , both with a troubled past as siblings and individuals, then comes the knocker by and elevates all the misery in their lives. how it turns out...? well be my guest

its a one location ,handfull of actors, a score for a dime , and a multiplously cliched plot, out somewhere in the u.s. wild west, where the entities of the past keeps knocking on wood.

its not a film for the squemished seasoned horror lover, just another timefiller at best.the grumpy old man threw this on back in the basket, its a no recommend

As advice do not wast ypur tine watching this kind of stubid movie not horror no story .nothing at all

The Voices (2020): A curious film which explores the intersection of mental health problems with horror. Grace has had a traumatic break up with her fiance, on the way to visit her sister Catherine she encounters a mysterious old woman who gives her a crucifix. Catherine who suffers from paranoid-schizophrenia has lived in thee isolated family home since the death of her daughter Abby. Their mother also suffered from schizophrenia and committed suicide when they were young. Catherine still talks to Abby and Grace now starts to see visions and hear voices, Abby appears to her. An Ouija Board and a demon called Penny is also involved. Some shocks and scenes of horror and violence. Grace's dreams are particularly disturbing, not just for her but for viewers. Most of the horror in this film is psychological as you try to differentiate between reality and the imagined. An intriguing plot twist sets the film off in another direction. Directed by Wesley Alley and Bradley Fowler, written by Bradley Fowler. 7/10.