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Released Year: 2016
Runtime: 91 minutes
Directors: Bryan Bertino
Writers: Bryan Bertino
Casts: Aaron Douglas, Scott Speedman, Chris Webb, Zoe Kazan, Ella Ballentine, Christine Ebadi, Marc Hickox
IMDB: The Monster (2016)
Ratings: 
(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)
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The Playlist -
It’s what we don’t see, at least not in full, that makes the film scare so effectively. Bertino holds his monster in reserve, conceding its presence through brief and mostly obscured glimpses of its shape.
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Los Angeles Times -
Not least of the surprises here is that even when The Monster is trying to scare you witless, its every scene insistently reaffirms its characters’ humanity.
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Entertainment Weekly -
Like "The Strangers," the result is a simple but skillfully told shocker.
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RogerEbert.com -
The reason that The Monster works is because of how much Kazan’s performance captures the truth of the moment in which Kathy struggles.
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We Got This Covered -
In the end, The Monster does more by way of thrilling tension and heartfelt admissions than it does through any scares, but that doesn’t make it a bad horror film. Bryan Bertino reveals a gushy soft side, only to tear out his heart and hoist it for all to see.
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The Monster (2016)
A mother and her 10-year old daughter are trapped in a forest. There is something in this forest. Something unlike anything they have heard before. Something that lurks in the darkness and it’s coming after them.
The Monster (2016)
(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)Loading...
Information
Released Year: 2016
Runtime: 91 minutes
Directors: Bryan Bertino
Writers: Bryan Bertino
Casts: Aaron Douglas, Scott Speedman, Chris Webb, Zoe Kazan, Ella Ballentine, Christine Ebadi, Marc Hickox
IMDB: The Monster (2016)
Storyline
A mother and her 10-year old daughter are trapped in a forest. There is something in this forest. Something unlike anything they have heard before. Something that lurks in the darkness and it’s coming after them.
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Reviews
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The Playlist -
It’s what we don’t see, at least not in full, that makes the film scare so effectively. Bertino holds his monster in reserve, conceding its presence through brief and mostly obscured glimpses of its shape.
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Los Angeles Times -
Not least of the surprises here is that even when The Monster is trying to scare you witless, its every scene insistently reaffirms its characters’ humanity.
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Entertainment Weekly -
Like "The Strangers," the result is a simple but skillfully told shocker.
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RogerEbert.com -
The reason that The Monster works is because of how much Kazan’s performance captures the truth of the moment in which Kathy struggles.
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We Got This Covered -
In the end, The Monster does more by way of thrilling tension and heartfelt admissions than it does through any scares, but that doesn’t make it a bad horror film. Bryan Bertino reveals a gushy soft side, only to tear out his heart and hoist it for all to see.
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