The movie was about a couple med students who were practicing their skills on some dead bodies. One of the bodies was from Brazil, and the girl the body belonged to disturbed a bunch of spirits or something in an Aztec temple, so she became possessed and died. Then all those spirits followed her dead body to the
medical lab, where it starts killing the med students and lab workers. Yeah, I don't know. The storyline was hard to follow. It made it way more complex than it needed to be.
The movie didn't make ANY sense. One of the med students who claims to be an atheist, says she "feels a presence" when she starts practicing on the possessed body. People ask her over and over "Do you believe in spirits?" and she's always like "No". But over and over again she's like "I feel a presence! I know it's here!" and she starts acting really bizarre. Her behavior came out of nowhere actually now that I think about it. One minute she's a med student, then she does a complete 180 and turns into a ghost whisperer. Her obsession with finding out the history of her cadaver (the possessed girl's body), was very odd and really unrealistic. A doctor in training would definitely not get emotionally attached to the body they practice on. Medical students also aren't that stupid and immature. Some of the things those students did (like jumping into a tank filled with dead people in the med lab), was so uncalled for. It was so odd like why would they do that? They're supposed to be doctors not detectives.
The characters (besides being immature and stupid) were not really well thought out people. None of them had personality. None of the characters gave me any reason to like them, except that one boy because he was so gorgeous. They were really unbelievable characters. We didn't get any background information on any of them. It was a mess. The characters developed relationships with each other so quickly. Romance was just thrown in there randomly. The writing was awful and so was the directing. The same guy wrote and directed the movie, so hopefully he'll get his shit together next time.
March 20, 2011
