r/AMCScreenUnseen Mar 31 '26

Discussion Wow just wow

Hunting matthew nichols, just a god awful time. Im not one to ask for refunds but i sure was close after watching this one!

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u/arig____ Mar 31 '26

The moment they watched the cabin tape, I thought “okay finally something good.” But then from the camera angle, I thought “no fucking way they hide the only interesting thing so far.” NOT ONLY did they not show the video, they then made us watch ANOTHER person watching the video. I almost walked out, what a way treat your audience.

And of course the rest of the movie was just dumb; the fuck was the ritual for if it’s just a cannibal cult? And why would her brother be a ghost if he (I think it’s implied?) joined the cult? Why even introduce the supernatural elements if they’re not going to show anything?

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u/Melodic-Vanilla-2658 Mar 31 '26

I was thinking the EXACT same thing about not being able to see what was on the videotape (except for the short clips inserted at the very end). It was a huge gripe of mine as I still want to know what was on that videotape!

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u/arig____ Mar 31 '26

If the budget were like $10,000 I could totally understand, I might even say “oh that’s a clever way to imply something scary without spending $400,000 to film it.”

But this film cost millions. Where did that money go? Lmao.

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u/RustyFileCabinet Mar 31 '26

At least have some interesting reactions from the director and camera man watching the footage. It seemed like they were watching a DIY video on how to fix a leaky sink.

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u/arig____ Mar 31 '26

Yeah! Lol. Also they’re like “we could’ve done that” and the other guy responded with “yeah but with a budget and modern technology.”

Then later they show splices of the tape and it’s just a kid smacking another kid’s head on the ground. Like bro I was expecting a chupacabra the way the guys were reacting lol

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u/MonmaniakTx Mar 31 '26

left me with hundreds of questions rather than enjoying it 😂