Truly Dreadful Film

Crappy film

Absolutely the worst movie.

The plot isn't so bad, but the pace of storytelling is too slow which makes people bored. Certain moments are so obvious and unnecessary for the main plot. I would've fast-forwarded those moments if it was an online streaming. The ending looks like implying a sequel, not sure if this movie will get one

Honestly, how do movies this BAD even get produced?? Some investor(s) thought this movie would actually make enough money to pay for itself with some profit left over?? Really? I wish I had $800 grand to gamble with on a terrible script with terrible actors. I want 90 minutes of my life back!! I will never trust Netflix's one-to-five star rating system ever again! Should have just shut it off when the time period switched to present day. Was kind of interesting up to that point, then fell in the crapper.

The first ten minutes or so sets the story up nicely and and the backstory, but then you are left with about an hour of four girls waffling for no reason and nothing really related to the plot. The horror begins near the end showing what was depicted in the trailer. The horror scenes are taken from various other movies and lack any originality. There is no sense of fear for our heroines as nothing really makes them relate-able as there is no character development.The horror is solely reliant on jump scares and the poor acting of the college girls makes the scenes somewhat cringe worthy. Don't pay to see this movie. It simply is not worth it.

Shame on you Netflix for recommending me this piece of junk! I can't think of any worst movie that I've ever seen before. I don't usually write reviews, but this was so bad, on so many levels, that I had to check other reviews and find out who could make worthless piece of junk like this. Luckily, there are many reviews that are in line with my opinion, so I won't spend our time on details. I had fun reading other reviews. I gave it two stars because of four really pretty actresses. They are very annoying, but really pretty nevertheless.

The Hatred starts out so decently with an interesting, historical and violent set up (nazism, abuse, murder), but takes a turn for the worse once the backstory is done. I felt like I was watching an entirely different movie. A much, much worse one. We switch to present day and follow shallow, horribly written and acted college girls whom we know little about.In an attempt to make them likable, the movie spends far too long listening to them talk about nothing of importance. They have no personalities, no motives beyond: "I'm a fun college girl. I like wine and boys. I oddly have makeup on constantly and know German out of the blue to service a flimsy plot." After a brief scare in the barn and hours of talking, the movie rushes to the detective and scare portions. Despite having such an interesting set-up with a Nazi father and murdered daughter seeking freedom, none of the demons/ghosts' actions make much sense. Then it isn't even that scary? Bad makeup effects on Alice. Alice's actual corpse in the coffin was scarier than demon her. Throw in some copied scenes from The Conjuring and Insidious (and I mean Copied) and not even scary jump scares (I didn't even blink at them), and you've got a bad movie. If you're not going to bother with a good plot/characters, at least make it scary. All in all, I was very disappointed because it started out SO strongly that I genuinely don't know what went wrong. Wish they had explored more of the original family and how the demonic effect would grow on the already terrible father like a rural 60s version of The Shining.