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I got enticed into seeing this cos of the trailer n the premise of the movie's story taking place in an asylum with just a few doctors n security guards hunted down by an intimidating, aggressive, fast and furious killer.

It's pretty obvious that the director is influenced by Assault on Precinct 13, Last Shift n Asylum Blackout.

Most people r complaining how the killer got out of the confinement. Mayb they didn't see the entire movie. It is revealed in the end that he was helped by ......

Of course even i can't fathom how the killer got hold of a meat cleaver n how he was able to track down the Asian security guard in the toilet.

Also why the killer lets Jeeves (the old security guard with heart problem) go for no particular reason.

The movie has few tensed moments, the chase scenes are heart pounding.

I expected a showdown between the killer n Ashley's boyfriend Mason (played by one of the writers) but alas.

The poster looked very similar to Storm Warning, a guy with a machete surrounded by red color.

Saw this on Amazon Prime but in installments.

The movie has a foreboding n creepy atmosphere throughout.

Cage Rage is missing but this time he experimented with a creepy, over the top 'Mandy' Rage.

For the first time I liked a slow burn horror movie.

I hated Hereditary, Vvitch n haven't seen Midsommer n It comes at Night due to being slow burn.

But this one has a very creepy feel to it. Also the movie is non predictable with a brutal n terrifying ending.

The isolated houses, the snow filled locations, non existent neighbours n a friendly stranger who is allowed to enter the house with a creepy doll is downright creepy.

Silence of the Lambs, Seven n The Amityville Horror will come to mind while viewing this.

Saw this recently n found the movie to be non scary n non atmospheric but darkly comedic with a good pacing. It doesn't get boring at all.

I was rofl during the death sequence of Uncle Chip.

The production values r great, especially the mind blowing effects n the kills r over the top n brutal, a la Final Destination style.

The final scene involving a bus and a truck is a big wtf just happened. Gruesome yet darkly comedic.

The things missing were the origin of the mysterious toy monkey n Adam Scott's character getting hold of the toy.

I can understand why they changed from the cymbal banging monkey to the drum beating one but they shud have shown some creepy n sinister stuff.

I haven't seen the director's Longlegs which is getting rave reviews. In fact haven't seen any of his previous movies.

Also I wasnt aware that the director Osgood Perkins is the son of legendary Anthony Perkins best known for Psycho.