But I do not know when the Nazi war file was opened again. Was this actually happening from human trials? I know about destructive gases and weapons, but messing with genes! Also the movie is very bloody nerve tension plus but frankly I don't recommend this movie.

I was hoping the reviews were wrong but alas they aren't and this is a sad miss of a horror movie. It wasn't terrible, just bad in lots of ways and quite ludicrous that it veers towards parody. Not totally wasted but close to it.

With all that's happened in the world, fewer quality movies were being made. From there, we adjusted our expectations. English, check, sound quality, check, lighting, passable, acting, no one I've heard of but they seem to be holding their own. Ok, this gets the movie past the auto-kill stage. Enough mystery to make me want to know what's the problem with the attic. Get past the 30 minute mark and it jumps off. This pace carries straight through to the end. Some parts made me squeamish, but overall a good story, well executed.

Why are shudder originals so bad? Why did this movie need four writers? That's right, FOUR WRITERS!! You'd be forgiven for thinking they found the script in a bin. This kind of thing has been done better elsewhere. All the lazy racial cliches and stereotypes are present and correct which is what I've come to expect from shudder. Not quite sixth form drama level as Netflix but not far off. The characters are so one dimensional that it's impossible to care about what happens to them. As with Netflix, If it's a shudder original then it's probably gonna suck and this is no exception.

Three ex-cons work as movers. Unfortunately, the house they are doing today contains some unexpected elements. Low brow attempt at a creature feature fails to evoke a true sense of that, and the plot is even murkier as it blends in an unnecessary twist element. Some attempt at social commentary goes poorly as the movie doesn't hold enough smarts to replicate the basics of the genre it is trying to be. Not horrid but nothing really much to see.

I feel like the name having a cuss word in it is the only marketing the film needs but it's really boring and doesn't go anywhere. The one scene with the (spoiler) eyeball and needle (spoiler) is great though

While I applaud this movie for being different than the typical shudder slasher or any other "horror" movie in the last 20 years it still misses the mark. Im a great fan of 70's 80's horror but since then nothing has really hit the spot. The female actor totally over acts her character. I thought all the other actors were fine. Not a bad plot. The human experiment monsters and double sisters were done well. But just like the horror movies that have been coming out lately it sucks you in with promosing start and fails to deliver any kind of twist or purpose for why it was made.

Seriously though. I set out to watch it right after 'Dawn of The Beast' and you guys managed to do worse than the former joke.

Only problem is getting through the first 40 minutes of the movie filled with lots of "fluff", but once it gets going, it gets going! I see this is Jerren Lauder's directorial debut, so I'll give him the benefit of the doubt given what looks like a low budget, it gets good at the end. Stick around for an after credit scene!

I don't get the bad ratings, I thought it was pretty good. Yes, it was uneven at times. And it's not going to reinvent the genre or going to win any awards but it had some decent scares and I loved the ending!