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Svyatoslav PodgaevskiyScreenplay:
Svyatoslav PodgaevskiyCinematography:
Иван БурлаковCast:
Valeriya Dmitrieva, Aleksandra Rebenok, Vladimir Seleznyov, Igor Khripunov, Vyacheslav Chepurchenko, Anastasiya Akatova, Miroslava Karpovich (more)VOD (1)
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A young woman travels with her soon-to-be husband to his family home in the outskirts. She grows increasingly suspicious of his family and their creepy neighbors' strange behavior and realizes the visit may have been a horrible mistake. In short time, sheer psychological terror overwhelms her as she starts witnessing terrifying visions as his family prepares her for a mysterious ritual ceremony. (Popcorn Frights Film Festival)
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Sure, a young moron in an old house + a really weird family is nothing groundbreaking, so I hardly consider the writing original, but I expected much worse. I wasn't scared, but I had a decent enough time, I was just a bit sorry that "Tiger" didn't loosen up a little more, because I much preferred her figure to her face. 3*+
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An eager horror film from Russia. If the whole movie had followed the historical atmosphere of the introduction, it could have been an atmospheric film, but unfortunately, the shift to modern times makes The Bride a somewhat generic film that brings nothing new. The plus side is Viktoriya Agalakova, who is a beautiful woman and nice to watch, and the technical aspect, which is not very different from what the Americans do. Unfortunately, the scares hardly work, maybe one or two at most, the atmosphere is not very intense, and violence is also lacking, so for me, it is average in almost every aspect, but it won't outright offend fans of this type of films. Story***, Action>No, Comedy>No, Violence*, Enjoyment***, Music***, Visuals****, Atmosphere***, Tension***. 5.5/10.
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