That their need to be perceived as popular or even just using their devices to stay up-to-date on the news around them is a great touch and manages to make it believable that they would eventually feel the need to get involved with the game in the first place. On top of that, the film's focus on the teens who are obsessed with such social media, constantly worrying about followers and being at the top of the class in terms of popularity with their feeds strikes a fine topical cord. Following up their return trip where they learn they've unleashed the portal and brought them into the world, this being combated by their social media provides a solid twist that keeps this one quite enjoyable. The scene in the room where they initially come into contact with it that generates the rules of what they've unleashed where they've accessed the spirit world without their intent. The idea of the game that's played here and the rules that are featured here in regards to what they have to play with.
One of the film's best aspects is the strong storyline setup that's in play here. This one ended up being a spectacular overall effort. I found out that there is a sequel to this 2019 movie, and I can't really say that I am in a particular rush to go out there and find a copy to watch.Īttempting to attract more followers, a group of friends decides to break into a supposedly haunted local apartment to live stream them searching a haunted building, but when they realize they've inadvertently opened a doorway to guardians from another dimension they try to fight the deadly beings.
And it is not even remotely close to being near the top of the shelf when it comes to horror movies made in Indonesia.
DREADOUT GAME STEAM TRAIN MOVIE
This is by no means a horror movie that I will be returning to watch for a second time. My rating of the 2019 movie "DreadOut" settles on a mere three out of ten stars. But I will say that if you do get the opportunity to watch "DreadOut", do it for the special effects. I liked that quite a lot, but special effects can only do so much for a movie that has virtually no script or storyline. The visual effects and CGI in the movie were actually really great. Visually, then this is where "DreadOut" worked. Well, let's just say bless the actors and actresses for participating in this heap of a movie, and trying to make something work out of the rubbish they had to work with. The movie lacked a red thread and had little to no continuity. It felt like writer and director Kimo Stamboel didn't really have a script to work from and just made things up as the filming progressed. Most of the events in the movie just felt random and put into the movie at the whim of a whimsical director. In fact, there were so many things in the storyline - or whatever atrocious thing this was supposed to resemble a storyline. Why is that you might wonder? Well, first of all, the storyline was just laughably simplistic and downright stupid. In fact, "DreadOut" was a rather mundane and boring movie actually. But for a seasoned horror veteran such as myself, then this was a mere stroll in the park. Maybe if you are a teenager in Indonesia, then "DreadOut" is scary. And well, the term horror is one that you should casually glance at here, because "DreadOut" wasn't a scary movie. But it being a horror movie was all I needed. Sure, I hadn't even heard about the movie prior to sitting down to watch it. And I must admit that I was looking forward to watching it, as the movie's cover/poster definitely looked interesting. I was fortunate enough to get the opportunity to sit down to watch the 2019 Indonesian horror movie "DreadOut".
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