Forgot how music this movie tries to be a Rodriguez/Tarantino film and fails. Even the music sounds like bad covers or slightly tweaked versions of tracks from the first film and Desperado.

My style of crime film, but I'm on the fence about it. Granted, the subtitles on Amazon Prime were inconsistent, so I missed a good chunk of Milo's dialogue. Undecided if I'll watch the rest of the trilogy or not.

This is a great lesson in atmospheric horror. Nice, slow building tension with mysterious happenings. Frequent moments of "did you just see that thing move?" and "Behind you, Harry Potter!!" spookiness. I jumped a few times and had goosebumps at least once. I know it was based on a stage play per other people's posts, and I'd love to see it. All in all, an excellent return of Hammer Studios.

Improves with each viewing. :-)