Reviews

What on Earth happened here? The first two movies were great! I don't understand how is it possible that they could be turned into something this awful. The idea of making it into more of a comedy didn't help at all. Characters looked stupid and storyline was ridiculous and boring. After about 30 minutes I kept looking at my watch, but I kept going because I wanted to see the ending. What a disappointment! I'm really mad with the final result. Let's hope the 4th installment won't be so crappy.

I did enjoy the acting, though, because Daniel Martin (the actor playing Koldo) is one of my favorites from Spain, and the woman playing the lead role did a good job too, but the characters were lacking so much insight that at the end, talent wasn't enough.

I wouldn't recommend this to anyone, unless you're a big fan of the first two and want to see everything related to it!

When I first saw the trailer for this film, I was immediately interested and knew I would like it. I read a lot of bad reviews about it and my expectations went down a little bit but not completely. I saw it last night and was not at all disappointed. It was way better than a lot of exorcism movies I've seen and I can't understand why is it that so many people hate it! If you're waiting for the next The Exorcist, you'll be disappointed. Nothing can compare to that. But this is not a bad movie in itself. I didn't find it boring, didn't care about the shaky camera and wasn't bothered by the ending. I did enjoy this film! It was different without being exaggerated or ridiculous. Don't listen to other people, go see for yourself and then you can judge!

I'm a huge fan of horror. I've seen the classics (The Exorcist, Rosemary's Baby, The Shining, etc.) and I've seen the not-so-good offerings of today's cinema (The Haunting, Paranormal Activity, etc.). I wanted a change and I decided to look away from Hollywood for a time. I'm so glad I did! After discovering Rec, I decided to try other Spanish movies. I was hooked immediately with what I found.

One of my favorites out of all the Spanish movies is this one. The Baby's Room is everything a horror movie should be: creepy, intense, not too gimmicky. The tension builds slowly, but steadily. I found myself getting closer and closer to the TV to grasp every detail, only to retreat myself forcibly in one particular scene.

Spanish being my first language, I really enjoyed the dialogue. I don't know what will be people's reaction to the translation when watching it in English or with subtitles. Sometimes this can make a big difference. But, if you like horror and are in for something different, try this one!

I believe this could've been a great movie had it not been so preachy and exaggerated. It started pretty good but then I became kind of bored. The story was beautiful, it was touching sometimes, it had a great message, but they didn't deal with it the right way. The performances felt forced (sometimes it looked like a soap opera) and very unrealistic. Halfway through it I felt like I was in a church listening to a preacher. If you're a Christian and you believe that praying solves every problem, maybe you can identify with this movie and give it full credit. I say maybe, because I am a Christian, but I know that's not how life works. If, on the other hand, you're not a Christian, don't bother watching this because you'll get upset pretty soon.

I can't remember the last time I watched so bad a movie! Horrible acting, horrible script and unoriginal. I have no problem with B-rated films, but I don't even know how to categorize this. I guess the actors were randomly selected at a shopping mall or something. Stupid lines, absurd reactions, unintelligent plot. Honestly, I believe I laughed more with this movie than with many other comedies I've seen recently.

My husband is a fan of movies that deal with natural disasters and was really hopeful that this one wouldn't disappoint. But 5 minutes into it and we were already mad. He actually fell asleep halfway through.

Suggestion: recommend this to your worst enemy!