A decade later Justine
(Brittany Renee Finamore) is escaping the
madness on the suicides of people haunted
by the internet and cell phones as well
as having nightmares about her mother
haunting her as well as dying on her and
taking refuge to by being raised on two
dysfuncional refuge in the remote no-tech
survivor camp.
Still, the dead tends to walk the Earth
when she finds out that her friend Adam
(Rider Strong) encounters his girlfriend
Salwa (Noureen DeWolf) took her life
while chatting with her on a laptop
computer and then coming back from the
dead to suck the life out of him and an
abandoned laptop links to her to a
mysterious caller as well.
She ends up going on a journey to try and
find Adam as well as confromting her dead
Mom as to why this is all happening.
Justine
risks everything to see if life has
resumed back in the forbidden city.
The situations aren't
as impressive in this final piece
to the trilogy especially the beginning
part with Adam in his room speaking on the
internet with Sawla which didn't look
natural at all.
We have a good close up shot on Justine with her head lying
down and then waking up surprised looking
after having a nightmare.
We have a good menacing moment with
Cliff about
to smash a computer
with Justine telling him to stop. We spot some nice
twisted discussions between these two.
Later on there's a nice shot on Justine running through a garden and looking for
something in her bag along with her
aggressive reactions running back to the
house along with a surprise shot on Cliff whacking her in the head and
then a shot of her falling down.
There's a nice moment on Cliff with a ghostly shot on Amy and his
pleading to her along with Justine freaking out telling him to stay away
from her. Then we have a good menacing
shot on Amy attacking and
other shots of the ghostly disasters of
suicide etc.
There's good shots on a man with a plan pacing back and fourth talking to himself
about his plan along with his anxiety by
trying to tape his place and color it
red. We also have some shots on Justine and her younger
half trapped in a red room with red
lights shining on them.
A terrific shot looking up on Justine near an overpass in the
gloomy dark as well as a shot circling
around her under an overpass and showing
her emotions along with a good ghostly
shot on her mother looking at her
sympathetically and in my opinion the
best scene of all.
We also have a good aggressive discussion
between Justine and Adam with the suspenseful moments that they do
too which looked slightly effective to
top it all off.
Bottom line is that this film doesn't
do much but still there's some good
performances and the cheesy dark effects.
The film is gloomier than ever too. Really, it's just the lead actress
Justine still travelling to escape the
bizarre hauntings of the ghosts on the
computers and other mechanical devices. Still there's good ghostly moments and
intense hauntings too but hopefully this
one is the last one out of the series and
it drew it's point finally.
The acting is
still fairly good. Britanny Renee
Finamore (Justine) really brought it out in
her role as the older Justine along with
her scared emotions and anger too making
her characteristics so believeable. Nice freaked out reactions when she sees someone acting destructive. She
stood out the most in the film.
We have a 15 minute supporting role by William
Prael (Cliff) who was good with his insanity
and aggressions too who knew how to act
very menacing as an estranged one in his
old country house. Had terrific
aggressive expressions and blocking when smashing an object. A nice shocked expression on him during a ghostly encounter. He does a great job
acting scared too.
Rider Strong (Adam) only had about 5
minutes in this film in two separate
scene's but he seemed to pull off a bit
of energy to his part making the film
look effective except for the very
beginning which looked slightly cheesy. Yet he reacts well after what happened to his
friend on the internet as well as what's
becoming of him so there's one point
there.
A ghost of a woman
has the half of her head blown off.
Elia Cmiral shows
some good classical guitar playing in a
some sort of dream/hallucination
sequence. Great deep and low keyboard playing
during most of the sequences as well as
the banging sounds too. We've got some bonging sounds during a
final moment with one of the ghosts. |