Third Eye

A pleasant homage to classic 80s American horror. Straight forward yet well told. A strong input for the Indonesian horror scene.

I watched this movie on Television premier. The story was bad. The acting was bad.

But still, enjoyable to watch on others who don't care on story and acting.

The plot was not so good too.

You can still watch this movie with your family, and still scary though.

But beware. It's not an overall movie if you expect some impact.

I think the major problem here was the scriptwriter. He didn't make the reason of why he titled this movie the "THIRD-EYE"

As a Filipino horror fan, I approached this movie with excitement, hoping for a chilling experience. Unfortunately, the film fell short of my expectations. The acting felt forced and overly dramatic, with many scenes coming across as corny rather than frightening. The storyline lacked depth and believability, making it hard to stay engaged. One glaring issue was how the wounds and injuries depicted seemed unrealistic and didn't convey any real sense of pain or danger to the actors, which took away from the suspense. Despite having a talented cast, their potential was underutilized, leaving me feeling that both the actors' skills and the audience's time were wasted. Overall, while the film had potential, it ultimately didn't deliver the horror experience I was hoping for.