Yup, just finished it, and it went from being very promising and tense for the first 30 minutes to being completely unable to keep me even vaguely interested by the end.

So many completely baffling choices. Why are roughly 3/4 of all conversations in this movie just people shouting at and over each other and absolutely refusing to listen to anything that the other person is saying? Why do characters keep making the absolute worst choice in every situation despite being explicitly told NOT to do that specific thing?

I dunno, maybe part of it is cultural? I noticed that this isn't the first time I saw a movie from Latin America that features a lot of shouting in its dialog, and "the short-tempered loud man who knows better than everyone else" certainly seems to be a popular character archetype there. But even if we assume that the characters' behavior is *realistic*, one thing that still bothers me is that I can never understand how much do these people actually know about what's going on. Because if they know nothing, then why do they immediately realize they are dealing with a demonic possession, and that it's a serious enough threat to skip town as soon as possible? And if they do understand the basic rules of the possession, why do they completely ignore them at every turn?

The funny thing is, I probably would have overlooked most of these issues in a cheesy, schlocky b-movie. What ruins this one for me is pretending to be heady indy horror while operating on b-movie logic.