Any good?

for me it's on par with "the babadook" and maybe even "hereditary". it works best if you know nothing about the plot in advance.

Yes, it is good, an intelligent, atmospheric mystery with a really strong lead performance from Rebecca Hall. I rated it an 8/10.

It wasn't good. It's one of those bad movies that got a good rating on RT. Really do not understand critics and their sense of good movies lately. I will say this: The buildup was good. The tension and scares in the movie were great. But the last 30 minutes really ruins it. The ending ruins it. The movie had all this buildup attached to it. The movie was setting up for an explosive ending. And then the ending basically undid all of the scares before. It was bad. And it makes me upset what is passing for good in Hollywood these days. You look back to classics like Nightmare on Elm Street, The Shining, and all these movies that were made with limited technology and budgets and you see how much better they were. Today's films have so much more resources. There are so many good writers that the field is so flooded. You can pay for the greatest screenplays ever. But they don't pick great screenplays it seems. It seems they pick screenplays that are simple? I guess maybe they're more profitable. But I also don't understand this reliance on reboots and remakes when we have an abundance of writers. This movie is, unfortunately a huge letdown. And the biggest letdown isn't how bad the movie is, but the fact that this movie passes as good these days....

So I saved this movie for Halloween and finally saw it without reading any reviews or spoilers. Even though I liked parts of it, I would rate it a 6 at best, with most of that score due to Rebecca Hall's acting and the initial build up (which almost made me think this was another invisible man movie).

I had a lot of problems with the final act and found the plot to be just plain absurd. So "Death" tells RH's husband that it wants her back and he turns into a serial killer??? And the movie expects us to sympathize with him and make it look like she's almost relieved that he was doing it all to protect her. I think her anger & confusion at his offing himself would've turned into rage and hatred at knowing he killed all those women, even if he did it under the excuse of trying to save her.

If something whispered into my head/ear that it wants my wife to die, I think I would seek professional help, rather than simply believe the voice and start killing a whole bunch of innocent women like a full blown psychopath. If the thing had the power to manifest its malevolence, then there's no point trying to trick it - it would just claim her life one way or another a la Final Destination. If it needed him to deliver her and can be deceived with the ridiculous maze, then it's not worth being scared of to the extent of going on a killing spree just to buy a little time after each murder.

Not to mention the guy would've had to have been a full-time Lothario and creep to scope out women who looked like her, seduce them and then kill them (and that too using such crude methods like smashing their head against a mirror lol), all while she was simply doing a 9-5 job.

It was OK as a one-time watch. Don't think I'll be seeing this movie again. Happy Halloween to everyone in MC.

Not particularly, no. The build up is good at times, but the ending sucks

Definitely good, especially since good horror movies are few and far between. My family and I paused it many times for discussion. I love movies like that.