Realms

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I have seen a lot worse this year for sure. The music was rather excellent I have to say, it also had a good start to the film but I think it tried to go for a Liam Neeson "The Haunting" style feel and perhaps it is aimed more at Thai audiences but yes it was not that scary and soon became a bit pedestrian. Acting was not great but then again it was not that bad either and I liked the end sequences but it certainly is not a 1 or 2 out of ten; that means its the worst film you have ever seen and we have movies like "The Bad Batch" for that so it gets a fair and slightly below average 4/10 from me!

Not very good, bad cgi and acting. Find something else to watch

What the hell was everybody else watching ? I thought this was a good movie.The ones that are slagging this of ,maybe the whole thing just went above their heads or something. It was well shot the acting was pretty good.My only beef about the whole thing was that everybody looked like a model and that they just came of a fashion catwalk or something.Other than that i did like it .What i got from it was that the characters were re-incarnated souls who had lived a past life and got flash backs of it in the house that they all escaped to.

Didn't really understand or get it? I love horrors and totally confused

Realms: Two Psychotic Americans rob a bank in Bangkok and take two women hostage along with the Uber driver they had booked to be their getaway driver. After a high speed chase/gun-battle the car crashes and the crooks herd the hostages into a forest. They come across a deserted mansion and decide to stay for the night. Things then become strange. The U.S. duo remind me of Mickey and Mallory in Natural Born Killers, crazed and sadistic. The building seems both derelict and in good order, figures are seen running, the robbers and the hostages get flashes of past events when they touch objects. Attempting to escape the captives end up back at the house. Events which occurred at the house in the 1920s/30s come in a vision and are reminiscent of The Shining. Solid horror, some twists but no real surprises. Directed by Daric Gates (The Appearing) from a script by Kevin Summerfield. 6/10.

Most of the Disney cartoons are scarier then this.

I won't waste time pointing out all the wrong things in this film. Just avoid it.

This movie was a flop straight from the beginning, wasn't scary AT ALL, if anything they should put it under horror/comedy because that's how bad it was, wish I could get back my 1.86 from Redbox.

I don't understand why there are so many bad reviews: while not a masterpiece, this movie is more than acceptable and even entertaining. The pacing could be better and the robbery thing was frankly uncalled for (it's like completely detached from the rest of the movie) but the old mansion is creepy and the atmosphere is eerie