Realização:
Alistair LegrandCâmara:
John FrostMúsica:
Ian HultquistElenco:
Merrin Dungey, Joe Egender, Patrick Fischler, Arjun Gupta, Ali Larter, Max Rose, Tom Wright, Wilmer Calderon, Chloe Perrin, Scott MacArthur, Mark Steger (mais)Sinopses(1)
Madison Heller is a single mother trying to bring up her daughter and stop the bank foreclosing on their home. Things are made worse when random bright light flashes plague her home at all hours, bringing with them a disfigured presence with outstretched hands clawing at its face. As the encounters grow more and more sinister Madison turns to her scientist boyfriend to investigate the paranormal activity in the hope of saving her and her daughter from the clutches of the evil, insidious apparition. (High Fliers Films)
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I don’t want to be too harsh on The Diabolical. Sure, it starts like the typical ghost story in a haunted house of the kind we’ve seen a lot in recent years, some of the special effects sequences are almost funny and the performances are nothing to write home about. But at the same time, the director, Alistair Legrand, proves that he’s able to create a fairly scary atmosphere in the night scenes, and when one of the unwelcome aliens show up, the film manages to have a personality of its own among the numerous competition. In addition, the climax is quite originally bizarre, but I’m sorry that that one idea wasn’t exploited much better, because it’s got more potential. I had a surprisingly positive impression from the film, though the ending brings it down a little. Overall, The Diabolical deserves a chance, I don’t think it should be written off.
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