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Night Swim
Director:
Bryce McGuireCámara:
Charlie SarroffMúsica:
Mark KorvenReparto:
Kerry Condon, Wyatt Russell, Nancy Lenehan, Ben Sinclair, Jodi Long, Eddie Martinez, Gavin Warren, Amélie Hoeferle, Ellie Araiza, Elijah J. Roberts (más)Streaming (3)
Sinopsis(1)
La película cuenta con un reparto encabezado por Wyatt Russell en el papel de Ray Waller, una estrella del béisbol obligada a retirarse prematuramente a causa de una enfermedad degenerativa que se muda a una nueva casa con su esposa Eve (Kerry Condon), su hija adolescente Izzy (Amélie Hoeferle) y su hijo pequeño Elliot (Gavin Warren). Con la esperanza secreta de recuperarse y volver al deporte profesional, Ray convence a Eve de que la fabulosa piscina del jardín de su nuevo hogar será divertida para los niños y le servirá a él como terapia física. Pero un oscuro secreto del pasado de la casa desatará una fuerza malévola que arrastrará a toda la familia a las insondables profundidades del terror más asfixiante. (Universal Pictures España)
(más)Reseñas (4)
Un baturrillo mediocre de terror de enero sin ideas y una ejecución aún peor. Es como si Jason Blum de repente ordenara por capricho: "Hazme... eh... una película sobre la piscina encantada en una semana. ¡Vamos!". Todo en él es aburrido, descrito según un diagrama visto cien veces, sin energía, sin nada memorable. Nadie intentó nada más que hacer que al menos visualmente pareciera una película para cines. Las heces en el fondo de una piscina real son una creación más aterradora y, desafortunadamente, más creativa que toda esta posible película de terror.
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The premise with the mysterious and dangerous swimming pool is quite original, but unfortunately it doesn't provide enough material to fill the entire running time in any interesting way. It's an hour and a half long, and it's still too long. After half an hour, the escalating situations start to get repetitive and just boil over (sic!!), and by the last tense twenty minutes it starts to get ridiculous too, there's a lot of black liquid spitting and tearing, and the bland and young Wyatt Russell tries in vain to convey any emotion. Most of the time it didn't offend me with its stupidity, but I still don't understand the cinema release, this only belongs on stream. In the case of Kurt Russell, as well as, say, Clint Eastwood, it's true that their sons don't have much charisma or acting talent.
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The first mainstream horror film of the year and it is, as expected, a yawner. The haunted pool idea could have been original, but it's generic to the point of woe in every way. No atmosphere, the scares don't work, it's so light and soft in every way. I'm pretty sick and tired of genre flicks like this. Not fun. 4/10.
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I've seen a possessed house, possessed dolls and possessed animals, but a possessed swimming pool, that new, and I think it's obvious why. Because the whole thing is just one extremely boring piece of nonsense with no tension, supporting characters or a better idea, and watching people floating in a pool with no peripheral vision, while the shot looks like the character is swimming in an endless ocean, and therefore completely implausible and uninteresting, really doesn't do it for me. The monsters are nonexistent, the make-up effects are bad, the idea is rubbish and the only saving grace that separates this film from a Boo! rating is the fact that I (thankfully) didn't see it in the cinema but watched it at home. Avoid it.
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