Review of Come Back to Me (2014) by Brandon W — 18 Aug 2016

Come Back to Me is directed by Paul Leyden, and it stars Katie Walder in a psychological horror about a neighbor that moved in next door which a married couple goes to his door and greets him. Then when Sarah (Katie Walder) sleeps, she begins to have sleep terrors that she believes to be true.

A few months ago, one of my good friends recommended this to me that I have never heard of which she think is good. I did watch some of the beginning of it, but I just stop watching it after that. Since I'm gonna be going back to school for senior year, I figured that I should watch it so I can tell her about what I think of it, which for me, was terrible.

The acting is all right, which I think that Katie Walder did a decent job of what she has to bring to this. There's a good idea in this that can be very creepy, and the ending was honestly the best part of the film, not because the film was ending, but because the twist in it was a bit unexpected and clever that made sense to me.

Those are the only parts in here that I actually like, consider that it goes downhill from what I have to say about this. I didn't care a single shred of it for the characters, and I didn't find one moment of it that I found remotely scary.

It was obvious about where it was going, and it was obvious about Dale being creepy, which there's no reason behind it, nor of any other questions that wasn't answered because the writing is so bad.

I understand why my good friend likes it as it does have a good idea in there that would've worked, but it was executed so poorly that I was getting bored of the film.