I suggest you guys not even look at the trailer and watch this going in blind.
Yeah, I agree. I wish I would have gone in completely blind.
I suggest you guys not even look at the trailer and watch this going in blind.
In a nutshell -Ok but fell short.
The skeleton was there, but it simply didn't flesh out its themes enough. The third act fell completely flat. Final shot was“The Invitation” flirts with ideas that it doesn’t develop, including the nature of trauma and the allure of salvation, particularly when it comes to the kind of spiritual hokum that can send reasonable people around the bend and not just in Southern California.
i liked it alot....there was a couple really clever scenes...when the woman leaves the party & the creepy guy says he has to move his car (you see another car pass by, making it seem like she's safe), and the chick making weird faces in the mirror....
the film was too easy..Knew how this shyt would go 15mins in
Trash
i don't think the film maker was trying to "say something" about dying, salvation, how people death with death or anything and I don't think fleshing out those themes would've done anything to help the film. It's a simple thriller film, I think it accomplished that goal well, especially if you didn't watch any trailers before hand.In a nutshell -
The skeleton was there, but it simply didn't flesh out its themes enough. The third act fell completely flat. Final shot was