Music in films can do many things. When done effectively. It can send shivers down your spine, it can add to a comedy effect. Or in this case, be really annoying. I mean Annoying like when you watch a made for TV movie & there's music more or less throughout the whole of it. And all the music in this is the sinister kind, even when there's nothing sinister occurring. It reminds me of Paranormal Activity Two (or Three), where there's a rumbling sound whenever something spooky will or will not happen. It becomes a drag. So alas, that sums up this entire film. I cared not for the acting of the story because all I could hear was music & it annoyed me. I kind of watched about twenty minutes before aborting. Therefore this review isn't based on having watched part of, or the whole film.

source: Mantra

Music in films can do many things. When done effectively. It can send shivers down your spine, it can add to a comedy effect. Or in this case, be really annoying. I mean Annoying like when you watch a made for TV movie & there's music more or less throughout the whole of it. And all the music in this is the sinister kind, even when there's nothing sinister occurring. It reminds me of Paranormal Activity Two (or Three), where there's a rumbling sound whenever something spooky will or will not happen. It becomes a drag. So alas, that sums up this entire film. I cared not for the acting of the story because all I could hear was music & it annoyed me. I kind of watched about twenty minutes before aborting. Therefore this review isn't based on having watched part of, or the whole film.

Trailer—Mantra

Mantra