You're Not Alone

If you looking for a good horror you will be dissapointed. It also leaves a lot of questions behind that dosent makes sence. As an easy going thriller its still okay I think.

This movie not only had potential, but manages to trick you and trick you and get you closer to the edge of your seat for the biggest of surprises lately seen: NOTHING HAPPENS! Yet, the execution in the first 2 acts manages to grow on you and gets you into thinking there is a lot more to see here, but you'll have to be patient. Problem is, the last act went straight downhill, with an under mediocre execution, idea, development, disrespectful and annoyingly way to end a movie. It should not have happened but sadly this is all we get. All in all, the 3rd act has been seen many times before, recently even, but I won't name those movies out because it would completely waste the little effort put into You're Not Alone, so if you do decide to watch it, do so but expect to get frustrated and that alone. Cheers!

Without any spoilers, there are so many things in this movie that never add up. Like the lack of storyline and purpose for instance. This ends up feeling like a higher budget Lifetime movie. People go missing without any question to their disappearance. I'm still not sure what this movie is about. There are a million warnings yet the need to leave the house isn't present. I could go on but it's not worth it. This was a complete waste of time.

All the way thru it done just enough to keep me interested. Decent little plot twist in the final act... but still fell a little short. Not terrible by any means.

After watching this 2020 movie "You're Not Alone", I kind of wish that I were alone. This movie was not great, let's not beat around the bush. I sat down to watch "You're Not Alone" from writer Andrew Wong and director Eduardo Rodriguez because the movie was labeled as a horror movie, and also because the cover/poster for the movie was actually interesting. Well, turns out that this was more of a thriller than it was a horror movie, so I was somewhat disillusioned with the movie and I felt bereft of a horror experience. I can see that IMDb also has the movie labeled as a thriller and a mystery. The storyline told in "You're Not Alone" was just rubbish in my opinion. Writer Andrew Wong brought nothing new to the cinema with this 2020 movie. In fact, everything that transpired in this movie had been seen before in other similar movies, so it made for a very stale movie experience, especially since the other - and older - movies fared better than this 2020 movie did. The acting in the movie was adequate. Well, it was not great, but nor were it all that bad. But taking into consideration the limitation imposed by the lack of a proper script and storyline, then I think the actors and actresses were doing adequately enough. The characters, however, well don't get your hopes up here, because they were bland, uninteresting and just too generic. In fact, as the movie ended, I was left with an overwhelming sensation of 'was that really it?'. So, I can't really claim to be impressed nor overly entertained by "You're Not Alone". My rating of this 2020 thriller lands on a mere three out of ten stars. If you enjoy thrillers, give "You're Not Alone" a wide berth, because there are far, far better thrillers readily available out there.

You're Not Alone simply has no idea what it wants to be. It's a senseless mix of a family drama, supernatural thriller and even a bit of a slasher. Ultimately none of it ever achieves the climax. Occasionally good actress Katia Winter is painful to watch as a main protagonist even compared to her screen daughter portrayed by Leya Catlett. The script is plain awful in every single - did Andrew Wong ever realized he wrote a character with the single line 'Mrs. Nibbles!' that is repeated like 15 time? And the sound editing is perhaps one of the worst ones ever. Extremely cheap and bland nonsense.

So this is another film I picked up hoping it would be good... or so I thought! The film follows a mum who goes to pick up her child after nearly dying via suicide by wrist slashing in the bath while pregnant with her daughter. After spending some time in an institution she's allowed top have her back but when they arrive at their family home, supernatural goings on start to occur. I found the film to be pretty boring & slow for the most part. Little to nothing actually happens, but it's towards the end of the 85 minute film that it suddenly goes off in a random direction & completely contradicts the previous events that took place leading you to believe something else. Was it the her husbands ghost haunting the house or something else? Who was the man in the attic & why isn't there anything from the start suggesting who he was? It seemed so random! In the end, nothing is explained, & you're left with even more questions than answers due to the sharp change in direction at the end alone. While some visuals were creepy & there was some suspenseful moments here & there the film overall fell flat. Overall, it was a film that simply couldn't decide what it wanted to be, supernatural or slasher. 3/10.

That's what this film is, nothing more, nothing less. The final twist (I won't reveal it) has nothing to do with what has been narrated for more than 75 minutes and on top of that it is left without explanation, because some people believe that open endings are the best, I'm one of those people, but as long as there is a motivation that is not found here. The development of the characters can be improved, the house, which has its point, is totally wasted and the flashbacks bring nothing but confusion. Katia Winter's performance is far above the film. A product that our mind will discard for self-defence.

Nothing original nothing exciting or scary.Unlikable characters stupid plot uneven acting,bland music just no redeeming factor at all.Why just why Felt like the movies 3 hours long and just goes nowhere pointless

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