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Annie has sex with her boyfriend. Afterward, some unknown entity follows her. She is told that the only way to get rid of it before it kills her is to have sex with someone else.
This film was directed by David Robert Mitchell. The plot of this film is very simple; sleeping with someone will get you killed. Which makes this film's story fall into one of most old horror cliches imaginable. The humorous part is that when the characters do have sex it is one of the most sad and uninteresting parts of the film. It shows the pathetic desperation of men and the naivety of women. Surprisingly there is really isn't any nudity from the main characters that I can recall. As a horror film it begins strongly with unnerving imagery, but ends on a dull note. The film should've ended where it began (I think). Interestingly, the horror is done with very minimalistic scares; which isn't seen in modern horror films. When the ever-changing entity is briefly seen it is eerie and strange to look at. The cinematography keeps the film entertaining. Yes, there will very likely be a sequel. It is also unique that this film used an unpopular cast. Maika Monroe played the role of Jay Height. She was able to pull of fear and sadness. However, the rest of the time she just felt uninteresting on screen.
I give this film 3 out of 5 stars! It has some creepy images, but doesn't provide any major scares.
This film can be seen on DVD.
Answer to last blog: Actress Wei Tang and actor Leehom Wang worked together on the film Lust, Caution.
Que: What other film has actress Maika Monroe starred in?
Age of Ice
Its Kind of a Funny Story
The Guest
Innocence
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