Apartment 212

2018 • 98 minutes

À propos de ce film

Fleeing an abusive relationship, Jennifer Conrad (Penelope Mitchell) is a small-town girl starting over in the big city. But when she gets up in the morning to find tiny wounds on her body that weren’t there when she went to bed, her once-hopeful waking hours begin to take a horrific turn. She soon finds herself trapped in a spiral of sleep deprivation, paranoia, and a paralyzing fear of the unseen, derailing her new life and even forcing her to reconsider the option of going back to her abusive, but stable relationship. Her only chance is to uncover the mystery of the strange bites - a mystery that seems to spring from the vacant apartment next door and the tortured woman who once lived there. But is she ready to confront the terror within and wage a final battle for survival before the last, bloody bite is taken?

Notes et avis

"Apartment 212" is what it is because of Penelope Mitchell; a fantastic movie. As an actress, she goes above and beyond her role, squeezing out more substance than the story may convey in dialogue. A good horror film overall, a great one because of her performance. As a side-note, the movie was shot and edited really well. Now, getting into the story, I loved the realism. I'm not going to spoil it, but as far as the writing goes, there's something so relatable to the character and what she feels and goes through, for the most part. Far better than most of the movies I see, nowadays. The movie stands out from the rest, in my opinion, but no, I can't say it's 100% original. With so many movies coming out these days, staying original is tough, but the writers did a great job at making it unique for sure.

Could not even get through the intro. Who critics this stuff? Amish tweens?

Pretty good