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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 324889" data-attributes="member: 8">You're right, I heard it immediately at 0:51 and curiously it coincides with the name ANDERSON appearing on screen.[ATTACH=full]37729[/ATTACH]Oh dear, oh dear, I thought I was on a roll but apparently the pitfalls are still there.The premise is interesting enough, maybe it could have been a modern epic, but it looks very rushed and cookie-cutter.It's impossible for the characters to keep up with everything and all they can do is literally explain the events to make sure that the viewer knows they understand what's going on. And then the movie can do what it probably set out to do, show the creature and the jump scares.Needless to say, there's nothing scary about those jump scares, it's only annoying and in most cases it doesn't even make sense that a certain situation would produce that kind of noise or any sound at all for that matter.It's not completely unwatchable and good enough for a Hammer House Of Horror TV episode, but I think I'd feel a little embarrassed in the presence of other cinemagoers.</blockquote>

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