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A film between suspense, drama and touches of Mexican thriller. It is not terror. It is about a family that goes to the house in the woods to spend their daughter's birthday, but this turns gloomy and bloody when the daughter is given a playful jester who helps uncover some secrets. It may seem like the prototype of a movie with a doll like Chuky and Anabelle, but it has its own essence, it does not seek to kill without sense, supernatural things do not happen. It has a slightly tangled weft but it works for what you want to achieve. The jester in animation is well looked after. Good performances. Valery Sais is spectacular. Good direction, acceptable script. Good effects, good shots and blood, just a moment is not fully achieved but otherwise very well. Ideal to have a great time.

No es la mejor película pero resulta palomera y además pues algo diferente a lo que el cine mexicano siempre presenta.

Nice try, but it's clearly offensive to give your audience absurd clichés in the 21st century. Show more commitment.

This movie is about a wealthy family that decides to spend their daughter's birthday in a vacation house in the woods. When they arrive the girl starts complaining about their decision to only invite her uncle and not her friends, so conveniently for the plot, the uncle decides to give her a gift that night so she could be happy, which is a disturbing-looking puppet harlequin and a puppet theater, a few minutes later the doll comes to life in literally the worse CGI ever and little by little starts unveiling her family's evil plans and the reason why they wanted to be alone and away from the city.

It is hard to describe how bad this movie is, with the premise they want you to think it is a horror movie where the doll is actually relevant but it isn't. It is just another mediocre thriller about a love triangle with horrible acting, predictable plot and the added fact that a doll with cringeworthy CGI simply exists. Yes, the doll is not even mysterious like Anabelle or evil like Chucky, he can talk, walk, dance and has the only supernatural power of telling the girl what their parents are doing, even when they are having sex, yes along with many unnecessary sex scenes the doll explicitly tells the girl their parents are having sex.

By the way, the puppet's CGI entrance when it comes to like it actually makes you feel you are watching PJ masks or any other kid's show.

1/10

It seems that the director liked the plot (in writing) but didn't work for a movie, in fact it looks that the whole plot/story was written by the little girl. The acting was poor, mediocre. The evil puppet was not good made, the CGI was more for a Toy Story movie rather than a horror movie, his movements were too smooth, it lacked of realism. In general, it was like watching a random episode of a generic Mexican telenovela more than a horror movie, the ending was also a bit pathetic. Mexican productions are improving every day but for the horror/terror genre they are still thousands of thousands of kilometers behind Hollywood.