Inheritance

Slow burn really isn't the word, because it was just so boring, and had no pay off. What even happened to the plot? The 3 sentence synopsis I read before deciding to watch it, is honestly the entire plot, there's nothing extra to add by watching it.

There's some kind of "second cousin" that the script didn't know what to do with really. The main character spends a lot of time silent, which adds to the dull.

The story isn't explained much, where is the horror in this film? I honestly don't get why it has that label, it's not a horror film. Honestly it was just really dull. I couldn't even tick spoilers, because honestly it's all in the synopsis of the film. There's no spoilers.

The film is a bit slow by American standards, but it's a story that unfolds at the surreal pace of a dream-a nightmare in fact. The acting, staging of each scene and the plot are all very solid. I'd expect great things to follow from both the cast and the director/writer.

-- There are roughly 3 types of rating on INHERITANCE (2017): 1 star, 6/7 stars, 9/10 stars. It's obvious that someone's apple is another one's poison. And some people in between regard it a slightly above average apple. No. This is not an apple to my eyes. Neither this a poison which kills 90 something minutes of my life. INHERITANCE is thin, slow, hardly nutritious or savory. Taste it once is enough, and I don't fancy a second bite; -- You need a great deal of patience watching this movie; -- The only interesting part is the beach house (and its view); -- Turn away if you're looking for entertainment, or the minimum level of shock/scare fun of "normal" horror films.

Boring. Constant shots of lead male grimacing. Over-use of cliche horror ambiance music with ZERO reason in horror or suspense. Fell asleep 4 times during this. Trust me....skip it. Dont listen to the good reviews. Indie this is. Good it is not.

There is no story here, only a collection of ideas, not one of which is ever fleshed out enough to be coherent. Waste of money, talent, and time. Where are the real storytellers anymore? This director has no clue what he's doing.