Director:
John CarpenterCámara:
Yaron OrbachMúsica:
Mark KilianReparto:
Amber Heard, Mamie Gummer, Danielle Panabaker, Laura-Leigh, Lyndsy Fonseca, Jared Harris, Mika Boorem, Sydney Sweeney, Sali Sayler, Patrick Treadway (más)Sinopsis(1)
Kristen, a beautiful but troubled young woman, finds herself bruised, cut, drugged, and held against her will in a remote ward of a Psychiatric Hospital. She is completely disoriented, with no idea why she was brought to this place and no memory of her life before being admitted. All she knows is that she isn't safe. The other patients in the ward, four equally disturbed young women, offer no answers, and Kristen quickly realizes things are not as they seem. The air is heavy with secrets, and at night, when the hospital is dark and foreboding, she hears strange and frightening sounds. It appears they are not alone. One-by-one the other girls begin to disappear and Kristen must find a way out of this hellish place before she, too, becomes a victim. As she struggles to escape, she will uncover a truth far more dangerous and horrifying than anyone could have imagined. (Warner Bros. UK)
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La variación más tonta posible sobre el tema de Shutter Island que se puede filmar en serie A (actores decentes, cinematografía, sonido). Una película de terror en la que los sustos no funcionan, y en la que solo al final entendemos la razón de su lógica demencialmente agujereada, que estropea la experiencia del espectador. Y que en realidad no sorprende ni siquiera en su pretendida conclusión impactante. Porque ya hemos visto muchas veces remates similares. No sólo en Shutter Island.
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I wasn’t expecting from Carpenter something great like The Thing or Halloween, but after the 50-50 responses, I was hoping for at least a decent snack. The Ward , alas, was a disappointment; it’s boring, uninteresting and unoriginal. The cinematography inside the mental hospital is quite atmospheric, but the problems begin with the main role, which is played by a piece of wood that in the recent Drive Angry went head to head with Nicolas Cage in the competition for the “unintended comic performance of the year”. Thumbs down and I’m beginning to believe in the conspiracy theory that says someone else made Cigarette Burns from Masters of Horror on behalf of Carpi.
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