Don’t bother.<\/p>\n
Seriously, don’t bother. And, speaking of not bothering, I’m not going to bother with ‘spoiler warnings’ [as if I ever do], because the trailer already spoils the ending<\/i>.<\/p>\n
I’m not kidding.<\/p>\n
If you are going to see it, rent it and get the rifftrax. Because that’s the only way you can survive the incredible boredom.
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\nI’m not kidding. It’s not even remotely scary. I’ve seen scarier episodes of…whatever that show is on SciFi [or SyFy, as it’s now called] where the plumbers go around looking for evidence of hauntings, and getting mostly evidence of how people work themselves up into believing shit’s happening when it’s not….<\/p>\n
It could’ve been better. Maybe. If they left out the weird darkside thrumming that alerted viewers to when stuff was about to happen. And maybe if they’d done some other stuff.<\/p>\n
Like, instead of having it escalate, have it be more random. Have stuff happening in the background of the boring, couple-ey scenes that don’t do anything for character development. Stuff that you have to, y’know, be paying attention to notice. That’d be interesting.<\/p>\n
But, no. You’ve just got the one door moving, some sheets moving, some lights flipping on and off, and…a lot of boredom.<\/p>\n
Also, on night 18, there’s an elephant.<\/p>\n
You think I’m kidding, don’t you? I’m not. No, there’s not actually<\/i> an elephant in the house — that might be interesting. It’s just that trumpeting noise. Part of the ‘ooh scary sounds’ is very much an elephant<\/i>.<\/p>\n
I probably wouldn’t have made it to night 18 if it weren’t for the Rifftrax, though. I would’ve shut it off after night 3. Instead, I managed to sit through the entire thing.<\/p>\n
My reward? “Who let Cthulhu in here?”<\/p>\n
Thanks, guys. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Don’t bother. Seriously, don’t bother. And, speaking of not bothering, I’m not going to bother with ‘spoiler warnings’ [as if I ever do], because the trailer already spoils the ending. I’m not kidding. If you are going to see it, … Continue reading