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Dos niños se despiertan en medio de la noche y descubren que su padre no está y todas las ventanas y puertas de su casa han desaparecido.
Una obra única que invita a repensar el subgénero de casas encantadas gracias al talento de Kyle Edward Ball, cuyo próximo proyecto será producido por A24.
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You know those reviews where the author really wants to trash a film and says that it would have been more entertaining to look at the wall for those 100 minutes? This is exactly that. A horror experiment that should have been half an hour long at most. The premise is original and attractive, the execution is also original, but I can’t believe I didn’t turn it off before the end. There are a few passages that work, but in most cases is thanks to cheap jump scares. If we complain about unfair jump scares in mainstream films, I don’t see reason why they should be praised here. In my opinion, you'll only really enjoy Skinamarink if you convince yourself strongly enough before the screening that you'll enjoy it, so that you can then tell your TikTok followers that you've seen the scariest movie ever and be interesting by appreciating a weird movie. But what do I know, I'm not a representative of fucking Generation Z to get anxious about every fucking thing, so maybe the cries of disbelief I'm reading about this film on the internet right now are meant sincerely. Anyway, one star for thinking out of the box, and another for the fact that the filmmakers will probably manage to make a profit from something like this, which is kind of genius (just today the news came out that Skinamarink will be released not only on VOD, but also in cinemas!).
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