Reviews

The difference between a film like this and a film like Annabelle is that Sandberg understands and respects the genre.

The film has questionable actions from characters, budget issues that dampen the overall quality of the film and a story that feels like it's spinning its wheels.

The trailer for this movie is one of the most misleading trailers in the history of cinema, with countless scenes in the trailer never appearing in the film.

Upon a re-watch (one of numerous re-watches) the film still maintains a sense of dread, holiday cheer and all around intelligence that most slasher movies fail to achieve.

Right from the start I had my hesitations about the film as the dynamic between the family and the new girlfriend felt forced and unnecessary.

I enjoyed the film, it has some nice gore elements, but wanted the film to do more with the zombie plot.

In The Tall Grass leans away from sic/fi and more towards horror, even if the film lacks any genuine scares or feeling of dread.

The film feels like the creators don't know much about horror and paint a comedy with some surface level things they think work in the genre.

A lot of the film is done in one shot, with obvious hidden cuts scattered throughout, this leads to the conflicted feeling of the film dragging because there are very little cuts.

The Void is a film that has a lot of potential and some talented people bringing a visually interesting film to life.