Terrified

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

The originality of the Spanish in horror cinema is an indisputable reality. Terrified is one such example of originality. One of the points that make the movie successful is that it shows the element of fear day and night without distinguishing it, and it also succeeds in frightening. Although it is a confusing movie with its conclusion, it pushes the limits of impressiveness, especially with some scenes.

A kind of throwback to films like The Entity and, to a degree Poltergiest, in which individuals are called on to investigate strange goings on in a small neighborhood. The director skillfully weaves the narratives of several characters, until we settle in on our audience surrogate in the third act, the reluctant policeman, just weeks away from retirement (of course) My only complaint is that it ends with the obligatory jump scare of something thrown at the camera. Otherwise, nicely effective.

It's a good horror movie. The jumpscares and the plot were the real deal in there but I've felt some holes in the story as whole. But is enjoyable.

Horror wise this was actually good and made me jump in a few scenes, however the story was flawed and dragged to the point it made me yawn a couple of times, i think overall this movie was decent and its great to see Latin movie, so yes i would recommend to watch it in the late night alone so you can feel the horror but don't watch it while you are in bed (if you watched the movie you will know :) ) i hope they make a sequel to this but better with a better story.

Really average horror film, some scenes are scary but most of it is just pure dialogue without any guideline or real background actors are pretty low in some scenes it’s like they are just tired of doing this, this film is scary in the first 30min then its just pure ghost hunter and chaos