The Woman in Black

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Stark 8 @Stark818 Oct 11, 2026 The Woman in Black starts off strong, with an interesting story and a great atmosphere that kept me engaged. I especially loved the early 1900s setting, the gloomy landscapes, and the village, which I actually found more interesting than the house itself. Daniel Radcliffe delivers a strong performance, and Ciarán Hinds was another highlight. Unfortunately, the second half becomes a more typical haunted house movie, and the story gets unnecessarily confusing at times. The horror is decent, with a few effective jumpscares, but nothing particularly memorable. I did really like the ending, though, and thought it was one of the film's stronger moments. Overall, a decent horror film with great atmosphere and performances, even if the story and scares could have been handled better. 🍅 Fresh See more Harry H @Movies10 Oct 6, 2026 Horror movie survival 101 if you wanna help a vengeful spirit with the intent of stopping it from haunting you are a place just dont!!! What ever you do to help them won't work an they will still want to harm you or your loved ones. the film itself was derivative by the numbers an cliche but I still had fun with perfect film to watch around October. See more B P @Bradster69 Sep 3, 2026 Not Bad, but Not My Favorite See more Landon J @Minxsykitty Jul 25, 2026 This I believe will become a classic in the horror genre for the 2010's. Some excellent effects and great tension, setting, and characters. Recommended for horror fans generally. See more Carson C @Weetziebat3 Jul 21, 2026 Points off only due to the ending which I didn't care for. I'm sure there are people who would enjoy the ending but it wasn't it for me. Daniel Radcliffe is a widowed lawyer who has to manage the papers for a house where a woman has just died. Only one man (when paid an exorbitant amount of money) will agree to take him there. Locally, the house is known as being haunted. It's in this house he starts to see the vision of "the woman in black." It's early 1900s. Daniel's character's son was using crayons and I looked up if they were commonly available at that time. Fun fact: they were. Good story but sometimes predictable scares. See more Anthony C @Anthony1872 Feb 14, 2026 This movie, and The Shining--the two movies that are better than the book. See more Read all reviews

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