This morning I see a supposed news story saying this Spanish film on Netflix is the "scariest" and best horror film in years, with raving reviews and "100% on Rotten Tomatoes" review site.
It really HURTS enjoyment of the film to go into it with that kind of fake, paid for promotion.
Is the director Paco Plaza some favorite of the Spirit Cooking crowd or something equally as weird?
Yes, it's a pretty good, supernatural, ghost film and the main actress and direction is good. The idea that it is based on a true story is intriguing, but "100% on Rotten Tomatoes???" Give me a break.
Is Netflix and Rotten Tomatoes resorting to fake advertising? It really distracted from the film itself, because it was watchable and creepy but I give it a generous 7 star just for the actress and creepy nun.
Obviously film reviewing it back to PAYOLA and somehow related to politics.
It really HURTS enjoyment of the film to go into it with that kind of fake, paid for promotion.
Is the director Paco Plaza some favorite of the Spirit Cooking crowd or something equally as weird?
Yes, it's a pretty good, supernatural, ghost film and the main actress and direction is good. The idea that it is based on a true story is intriguing, but "100% on Rotten Tomatoes???" Give me a break.
Is Netflix and Rotten Tomatoes resorting to fake advertising? It really distracted from the film itself, because it was watchable and creepy but I give it a generous 7 star just for the actress and creepy nun.
Obviously film reviewing it back to PAYOLA and somehow related to politics.