Reviews

I don't know where everyone thinks this is an "Indian Stranger Things." When the two storylines aren't even remotely alike. I found it very binge worthy but then it ended abruptly with Serious loose ends, almost no hope, and a literal cliffhanger. There needs to be a 2nd season. But it'll be hard to kick off from where it ended when all those kids are 2 years older. What happened to The real Jenny? Did Peter kill his debtees? (I'd say so) and who's going to find that typewriter all the way down there? Sam's father just left the Burning VW And the Maths teacher down there all night? No one checked to make sure things were really destroyed and the guy was dead? No police came at all? Really intriguing story marred by a stuffed unfinished ending.

I watched this for Paul Logan and that definitely didn't disappoint! Just give your mind a rest and watch for the few jump scares. Lots of craziness on this flight. I've never seen a concept like it, not the plane disaster scenario, but the haunted plane idea. A few well placed red herrings. However, I wondered about all the passengers in coach who had zero idea what was going on as the plane flipped and plummeted all over. They were probably still wondering when dinner was Being served and they didn't get to see the phantoms.

I don't mind the romantic tropes and cliches. That's expected. I enjoyed the lead actors in their roles. I was a bit confused why she suddenly dropped the rich guy? Did she realize she was a rebound or is she really that shallow she didn't like him serenading her? I'd probably have to rewatch that boat scene to understand. I guess she didn't want to be treated like a princess.

Some very funny bits, and others, like the crude butt jokes, went on far too long. My biggest complaint? We had to endure all that crass juvenile "comedy" and sexual innuendoes peppered throughout, but we can't even see our lead couple share a kiss? I almost felt like I wasted 2 hours.

A minimalist film. Atmospheric, tense at the right beats, but ultimately no danger. These infected people look like terrifying Kabuki zombies but they don't do anything but stare and shuffle around. The lead actress kind of makes deaf people look dumb. Seems like the character was battling depression and had lost her hearing in an accident which flashed on her slide projector.

But really, She's the only danger here! She has a houseful of everything she needs. There's no real threat, so she had plenty of time to pack up. She doesn't check the car gas level before she leaves, brings barely anything with her, and then has to break into someone else's home/barn scrounging for gas instead of heading straight for a gas station. Because the owner's infected and trying to stop an intruder on HIS property she kills him. All for nothing too. And Seemingly without a care in the world because she only has one expression through the entire film.

I give it this, it's a good study in what you can do with a $175.00 film. All that money must've went to makeup and catering.