Kind of decent horror (if you watch at night in dark room).

Extended the story of the main character for "cinemtaic purposes" or something like that, like therapy sessions (don't remember that being in the game) and others. Which almost feels unnecessary compared to the game.
Anyway, around 24 minutes in the film, she showed her phone with ONLY 1% CHARGE WITH WI-FI ON, AND SHE DIDN'T EVEN THOUGHT OF CHARGING UP THE PHONE BEFORE STARTING ALL THIS!
Some weird "scary soundtrack" placements and not good convincing acting at some points.
They made it way too short. LOTS OF STUFF from the game didn't even make it into the movie.
Almost like they made a different ending just so they can make a sequel.

Romance/sex before marriage, women wearing the most revealing dress possible while the men wear full dress, a nose ring on Sarah's nose, & Sarah smoking were pretty disgusting. Well, it's a western movie.
Otherwise, a good horror movie AFTER A LONG TIME.

Where's Dulcinea?

That transman/woman thingy named Doris is painful to look at. Good thing she didn't have much screen time in here.

I'm seriously tired of the "woman" that looks like a trans named Doris, "women power" = "tear off parts of your dress," & cross-species marriages/romances.

Why do some Christians get so invested in shoving their religious views to others, especially through entertainment media, even though that specific movie or other media's characters never had any sign of supporting any specific religion?
Shrek or others (except Puss) never showed any sign of supporting a religion, and suddenly supporting christmas?
I'm surprised there were no hanukkah shits there!

"Ugly stepsister" has a manly voice and looks like a man with makeup & "other stuff." Gender-confused wolf?
Otherwise, nice comedy movie.