Oddity

Nothing woke. This is a low budget film with a very limited cast. The acting is pretty good and the atmosphere is great. There are some
very creepy moments and few jump scares. Most of the horror relies on building tension and genuinely unsettling scenes. The story is pretty good and the first hour is great. Unfortunately once the full story and motivations are revealed the last half hour falls apart and the writing takes a turn for the worse. Character motivations don't make sense or just don't seem to exist. It's an average horror movie that could of been a lot better if the final 30 minutes hadn't fallen apart
Spoilers.................................... Why when Yana finds all the photos, teeth and
blood vial inside the creepy statue does she just put everything back and act like it's no big deal and just goes to bed. Darcy just happens
to go upstairs and just happens to sit in front of a trap door. A trap door that is never shown or mentioned until that particular moment in the movie. A trap door that goes nowhere and serves no purpose other than a conveniently placed deathtrap.

All three female characters are innocent and/or victims. All the male characters are murderers except for one side character. Yana should have been involved in the plot but somehow she isn't.

Also the fact that the psychic Darcy mentions a widow that wanted to find out whether her husband was faithful while he was alive and she found out that he wasn't. Coz obviously all men are pigs and women are morally pure... in Liberal Disneyland Feminist Fantasia.

So all points to a very clear anti-male bias. Now, if this movie had been made 40 years ago, this could have been simply ignored as a coincidence. But we know that nowadays nothing's a coincidence in terms of movie propaganda. Scripts nowadays are literally written around agendas.

The movie itself is alright, but quite a few logic holes and absurdities. Nothing major by horror thriller standards though.