The Void

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Robson C 3d O policial Daniel Carter encontra um homem bastante ferido, caído na estrada, e decide levá-lo ao hospital. Depois de deixá-lo lá, um grupo de pessoas vestidas com uma túnica branca e um triângulo na cabeça cercam o hospital, não deixando ninguém sair. A partir uma série de fatos misteriosos acontece, levando a todos naquele local temer por sua vida. Os diretores Steven Kostanski e Jeremy Gillespie constroem uma atmosfera tensa, onde o terror vai tomando conta de todos. Com bastante gore e body horror, temos um dos melhores filmes sobre horror cósmico, com um bom trabalho de maquiagem e efeitos práticos. Com certeza, será fonte de muitos pesadelos. See more Margaret Y Feb 2 I sort of liked it on my first watch, but on my second watch I began to put more together. Looking forward to subsequent watches! See more Gabriel T @GabrielFagundes Jan 27 It was quite nice, especially the makeup and the action scenes. I don't know why some people didn't like this one. It's a good cosmic horror movie See more jacehtc01 Jan 6 There is no plot or explanation. Just one gory scene after another and the audience never knows why. I do have to say that the gore is well done and has the intended effect. See more Xane B. @xabobinchuck Nov 17 I would say the 1st half the novie is pretty decent and then It really goes down hill from there. See more Wayne K Nov 16 The Void is the kind of film that’s easy to champion: a low budget horror story that tries to do what it can with a limited budget, all or most of which came from donations. That being said, many of the films biggest shortcomings come from the script and the concept. It’s an ambitious idea that isn’t fleshed out anywhere near enough. Having a cult aspect just seems like an excuse to have people in weird robes standing around, and even the cult’s endgame is vague and largely inconsequential. It’s something about conquering death, or not being able to achieve death or some such thing. The 2nd half devolves into repetitive action, screaming and gunfights in poorly lit basements. I love the fact that the creatures were done practically, rather than falling back on poor CGI which would have been hard to lampshade in a film like this, but even the creatures themselves are underwhelming and easily dispatched. It’s the type of film I’d say I admired rather than enjoyed, and with a few more script revisions I think it could have been something special. But what we get is, in every sense, half-baked. See more Read all reviews

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