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A mystery wrapped in an enigma -- an enigma that isn't nearly as clever as the screenwriter seems to think it is.
More of a women's-prison movie than a supernatural thriller, and not a very good one at that.
Scriptwriter Sebastian Gutierrez and French director Mathieu (Hate) Kassovitz ... treat this movie with all the subtlety of a Judas Priest music video.
Propelled by too many whoppers to create a believable, and therefore legitimately terrifying, universe.
It's a film about the mind that is totally bone-headed, frequently making serious lapses of logic.
Constantly bouncing from derivative to ridiculous and back to derivative again, Gothika will be tolerable for undiscriminating horror fans but should be shunned by everybody else.
Grisly, disturbing, extremely violent horror film.
This shoddy B horror movie doesn't deserve a national theatrical run, much less the capable talent assigned to it.
Gothika takes a credible idea and makes it preposterous. (HD DVD Edition)
Succeeds in making every plot twist more unbelievable and irrational than the last.
An ceaseless stream of Fake Scares, Dream Sequences, and Shrieking Halles.
Berry's grating screams might send you to looney land too.
Gothika est donc un autre film d'horreur qui semble sortir tout droit d'un programme créant des scénarios. Heureusement que l'on peut en rire.
Penelope, thanks for the memories: "He came back again last night and tore me like paper. He opened me like a flower of pain, and it felt good."
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