Director:
Kevin GreutertGuión:
Robert Ben GarantCámara:
Michael FimognariMúsica:
Anton SankoReparto:
Sarah Snook, Mark Webber, Joelle Carter, David Andrews, Amber Stevens West, Ana de la Reguera, Larisa Oleynik, Chris Ellis, Brian Hallisay, Jason Davis (más)Streaming (2)
Sinopsis(1)
Una joven es forzada a volver a casa de su padre, en Luisiana, cuando un accidente de tráfico la deja inválida sin poder usar las piernas. Descubrirá entonces que hay un misterio alrededor de su nacimiento y un fantasma, llamado Jessabelle, que parece dispuesto a acabar con ella. (Gussi Cinema)
Reseñas (3)
What a lazy film! The creators evidently took the path of least resistance, recycled everything they could and really, really avoided doing anything interesting, let alone untraditional, God forbid! Not a single interesting scene, not a single interesting jump-scare. Utterly empty. The recent Annabelle at least had that brisk camera work and a couple of effective jump-scares, but this one is also boring in its execution, like made for TV.
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I'll start my review with the positives - Sarah Snook was cast in the lead role, and she is really nice to look at. That's as far as the positives go. There’s no way this can be called a horror film. The horror in it was represented by the obligatory jump scares that are already getting old. But the story didn't work very well even as a thriller, and I had a feeling that it somehow didn't hold together. This really didn't work out.
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Jessabelle is another product of the modern horror industry that has an idea but isn't fully fleshed out. It's simply entertainment, showcasing its imperfections even with the midday scene, which serves no purpose other than to please the creators and wink at the audience. It's not because they wanted to reward the viewers, but simply because they didn't know what else to do. A bad movie that basically has no horror moments. And any it does have just copy others.
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