Jeff Wadlow

A pretty basic Blumhouse production that gets a bit better during the second half and actually has a pretty neat ending. The cast is mediocre and the setup is quite lame, but at least there are some nasty kills and the ending finds a smart balance between predictability and surprise. Not very memorable, but it is solid filler.

A very messy and convoluted attempt to blend several popular genres together. There's a little horror, a bit of fantasy and an overarching mystery, but none of it really works. And that's ignoring the action and comedy bits thrown in for good measure. It's not a terrible film, but in the end it's not even all that memorable, despite its overload of genres.