@ianhouser Agree with you! I saw this movie without knowing anything and I enjoyed it.
Trakt gets the synopsis from tmdb!
But I agree. 90% of the time I try to go in blind to movies. Except the ones of which I saw trailers when watching other movies.. can’t be helped.
I like getting surprised! Even though I kinda guessed where this was gonna go when I first saw dad introduce himself ( so many red flags) and got even more sure of it when the brother got in the picture.
But I though this was a really good movie anyway. I just saw it in cinemas. It was shown again for some themed countdown to world day of cultural diversity.
Shout by Ian HouserBlockedParent2017-03-01T06:37:59Z— updated 2017-06-23T16:56:20Z
I had not seen the trailer and had absolutely no idea what the premise was. I can definitely imagine that it would be a more enjoyable experience this way, since I was surprised throughout. A fairly inventive movie, clever plot, and strong performances from the leads. The scares all add to the story, too! It's not purely jump scares for no reason.
EDIT: I just read the Trakt synopsis- it gives away a huge bit of the story. I am even more glad I knew nothing about this movie or I probably would have been more judgmental.
EDIT 2: Trakt has changed the synopsis to be more vague, but I still think I enjoyed the movie even more without reading anything about it or even seeing artwork. halfway through the movie I could not imagine how it could be a horror movie, which is exactly why it was such a good horror movie.