Review of Evil Things (2009) by Travis H — 23 Aug 2013

I get the whole idea of trying to leave a decent amount to the audience's imagination, so they can sort of scare themselves in their minds. It can be effective, and it can help each viewer have a slightly personalized experience with a film.

But you really can't keep almost EVERYTHING vague. Why does this person want to terrorize people with cameras? We don't know. Is this person a human, alien, animal, vegetable or mineral? We don't know.

Are principal characters dead or merely M.I.A.? We don't know. Why is everyone screaming? Oftentimes, we don't know. Why is the movie called "Evil Things"? By film's end, we STILL don't know!!!