Kingdom Come
Kingdom Come
Directed by:
Greg A. SagerComposer:
Aaron GilhuisCast:
Ry Barrett, Camille Hollett-French, Ellie O'Brien, Colin Paradine, Katie Uhlmann, Sima Sepehri, Jason MartorinoVOD (1)
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A group of strangers awake, trapped inside an old abandoned mental hospital. With no apparent way out and no one able to remember how they got there, they begin searching for a way to escape. As they explore the cold, dark maze of corridors they realize they are not alone and that they are being stalked by supernatural forces with sinister intentions. For Sam (Ry Barrett) and Jessica (Camille Hollett-French) keeping Celia, (Ellie O'Brien) the youngest member safe proves to be just as difficult as keeping the group together; as hostilities grow between them. Everyone begins to question each other's motives as secrets linking their pasts are revealed and that someone within the group is not who they say they are. One by one they begin to disappear. All that is left behind is the devastation and carnage of their demise. As everything and everyone unravels they realize that all the windows have been boarded up from the inside. Not so much to keep them in, but keep whatever evil lurks out. In this place nothing is as it seems and the decisions they make here will seal their fate forever. (Imagination Worldwide)
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Over time, you will find that the movie is not as interesting as it seems, and it's just a strange game of cat and mouse, where the characters get lost and individual connections lack any significant meaning. However, it's not that bad, and I think it deserves an average rating from me. Towards the end, it becomes somewhat melodramatic and quite embarrassing, but I still see some positives in it, and it actually entertained me.
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