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I'm 75 years old and have been watching movies since I was five. I've seen over 500 movies in my years on earth. We called them pictures shows back then and on Saturday morning you could get in the theater for three bottle caps. My point being, I know a bad movie when I see one.

The lighting was absolutely atrocious throughout the movie. Even the outdoor scenes were dark. Why all the characters whispered ever line was puzzling.

If you are a history and movie buff like myself, you will do as we did, leave early. My wife fell asleep and I did math problems on my fingers. I also reorganized my wallet. One good thing though, I didn't have to worry about anyone seeing us there, it was just my wife and myself.

Please do not waste your time or money on this garbage. Wait 7 days and watch it on Netflix if you must.

Lord how mercy sakes! This is just to clean. All the actors look as though they just came from a weekend at the local spa. The dialog sounds like a few middle schoolers got together and decided to figure out how to write a movie screenplay. Let us not forget the music score that sounds like it's from a '60's bikers movie. Someone should have noticed that when you shoot a lever action rifle and Jack the lever back, a shell casing ejects in the air. Director John Ford is rolling over in his grave.

All the outfits look like someone went to Walmart and spent a few dollars in clothing section.

I have been watching westerns for 65 years and this one needs to be removed from view. Even an old bored man like me, had to fast forward through it. It's also amazing that the log house had insulated glass windows. Cowboys didn't wear shirts with buttons. All I can say is, watch paint dry or bread bake, but skip this terrible attempt at acting, directing, writing and trying to read a cue card.

My goodness, great cinematography, costumes and pretty good acting. That's the end of all the good stuff. The fake beard on the monster is pretty bad. Why you folks insist on 600 characters is beyond me. You know dang well one could review this movie with only two words, very bad. A house in the middle of a forty acre field is not a very scary place. All the props were too clean and pretty. Looks like everything had just been painted and all the actors had just came back from the dentist having their teeth whitened. I guess I'm just too old and have watched too many John Ford westerns to appreciate this poor attempt to make a scary movie.