When the background score aggressively dictates the mood and tonality of a horror movie, it usually signifies weakness in its visual storytelling, especially when the said composition depends too much on meaningless exaggeration rather than desired subtlety.
'Death Whisperer' from Thailand is one such example.
I liked the lore and the way it found its place in the tale, but I didn't like the manner in which it was handled.
I feel it could have been something special if only the director understood his assignment better and had a clearer vision on how to take this concept to the next level.
But alas! That didn't happen!
The screenplay has pacing issues, the characters lack depth, and above all, there's barely any emotional pull. I could have disregarded the technical inefficiencies, but how can I ignore incompetence in the writing?
'Death Whisperer' from Thailand is one such example.
I liked the lore and the way it found its place in the tale, but I didn't like the manner in which it was handled.
I feel it could have been something special if only the director understood his assignment better and had a clearer vision on how to take this concept to the next level.
But alas! That didn't happen!
The screenplay has pacing issues, the characters lack depth, and above all, there's barely any emotional pull. I could have disregarded the technical inefficiencies, but how can I ignore incompetence in the writing?
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