Still

Good plot...rushed delivery...If this movie had of taken more time to express what it was trying to achieve it would have been great...I'm saying a 6 because it was never boring...but it didn't explore things to it's full or even half way capacity...

Sometimes you have to look beyond the overall rating of a film. Initially I was going to pass on watching this movie with a rating of 5.2 After seeing reviews from those who actually enjoyed the movie I decided to watch it and I'm glad I did. The story held my interest and I got to like all of the main characters and ended up surprised. 👍

8/10 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 When this film began there was something about it that gave me the feeling that it just might be worth the watch. Maybe it was the beautiful natural aperture shots of lydia Wilson at the beginning in the forest or how psychotic Mark Blood storms onto screen. But "Still" which also features Madeline Brewer is a great tale that develops beautifully catching you off guard with multiple plot twists the minute you think you have it all figured out. The story is about a married couple who lives in a rustic cabin off the beaten path. When visitors who are lost show up the wife is more than happy to show warm hospitality, As for the husband not so much fearing the secret they possess will be uncovered by the new arrivals. The acting and cinematography is superb the pace of the film runs smoothly revealing different aspects of the characters at the right time with backstories that compliment the mystery. The storyline is very believable even though it's a fictional tale. Although other films have been created that involve this subject matter "Still" does it in a unique way so it feels fresh not stale. A very heartwarming message at the end you definitely come away understanding why earlier events took place. All in all definitely worth a watch the 5.6 rating does not do this film justice I give it an 8 you'll enjoy this movie if you check it out trust me.

This film is about a girl who stumbles across a couple living deep in the Appalachian Mountains and even deeper in their secrets.

This film isn't awful. The story is interesting, it is filmed well, acted well but it is lacking a little something. I just never felt captivated or very invested in what was taking place. There's nothing impressive to it but I'm glad I watched it.

The good news is that this fantasy tale has originality, decent acting, and some intrigue. The bad news, as I see it, is that it just leaves way too much unexplained for the viewer as it jumps from one plot element to another. It's only at the very end that we get some kind of a grasp on what the heck has been going on. Feature debut for writer and director Takashi Doscher