This is my first comment on IMDb, so excuse my "n00biness". The reason I decided to post this is the utter failure of the movie.
The theater was actually laughing at scary scenes. This is NOT GOOD! I was looking right and left at people smiling and laughing.
In horror movies you expect to get at least taken by surprise a couple of times, but beside the twist in the end of the movie, it's basically a very simple tale that has nothing to do with a horror movie.
The "scary scenes" are just disgusting bloody scenes, that if a doctor otherwise is watching would be "feelingless" towards. Perhaps the fact that everything took place on the ferry made it impossible for audience to be surprised. I mean, we all knew the monster is there, and we were waiting for his next kill. That my friends is called boring! The acting was very bad, i think the director made it too hard on the actors. they just couldn't be each other.
The "dumb American girl" they inserted was pretty weird, he attempts to kill her, then she defends him? This is pathological, and i don't believe the director or the script writers wanted her to be so.
The theater was actually laughing at scary scenes. This is NOT GOOD! I was looking right and left at people smiling and laughing.
In horror movies you expect to get at least taken by surprise a couple of times, but beside the twist in the end of the movie, it's basically a very simple tale that has nothing to do with a horror movie.
The "scary scenes" are just disgusting bloody scenes, that if a doctor otherwise is watching would be "feelingless" towards. Perhaps the fact that everything took place on the ferry made it impossible for audience to be surprised. I mean, we all knew the monster is there, and we were waiting for his next kill. That my friends is called boring! The acting was very bad, i think the director made it too hard on the actors. they just couldn't be each other.
The "dumb American girl" they inserted was pretty weird, he attempts to kill her, then she defends him? This is pathological, and i don't believe the director or the script writers wanted her to be so.