Legions

There are films marketed as horror that, from the very first scene, you know aren’t going in that direction. Legions is exactly that: a product that tries to sneak into the genre with demons and possessions, but ends up feeling more like a silly comedy than anything else. The script is childish, full of clumsy situations that never create fear or tension, more like sketches stretched out far too **** biggest issue is that, while Argentinian horror cinema has delivered some surprises recently, here everything feels repetitive and lifeless. There’s no atmosphere, no suspense, nothing that keeps you on edge. Instead of building terror from its premise, the film throws in jokes that don’t land and humor that doesn’t fit the tone it pretends to have.Attempts to mix gore with comedy only highlight how weak the whole thing is. The CGI is poor, the practical effects don’t impress, and what could have worked as satire ends up sinking into the ridiculous. Even the father-daughter relationship that tries to bring some humanity falls flat, staying superficial and never truly **** short, Legions is a failed attempt at horror: neither scary nor funny. A careless mix that proves catching up with these kinds of releases can feel more like a punishment than a pleasure.