Interment (2019)

Interment: Directed by Sean Murray. With Ed Bloomfield, Josephine Moon Bloomfield, Lisa Marie Brevogel, Janine DeStio. Enter the twisted and surreal world of Interment – where nothing is as it seems and no one is safe. Writer/director Sean Murray delivers this blood soaked tragedy which will leave you uneasy and disturbed. Detective Charlie Osmond (Bill Marsh) is in pursuit of a ruthless serial killer known as Scott (Louis Devito). What Osmond encounters along the trail pushes him over the edge of sanity. Dead bodies, a dark angel named Chelsey (Jennifer Nolan) – and the evil Man in Black. Experience the ultimate terror: Interment will shock and unnerve anyone who dares to keep their eyes open until it’s fatal end.

“u0026quot;Writer/director Sean Murray delivers this blood soaked tragedy which will leave you uneasy and disturbed.u0026quot; – No he doesnu0026#39;t. It will leave you bored if you manage to sit through it all.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eThe problem with Interment is it is boring. Acting isnu0026#39;t very good and the story isnu0026#39;t really a story at all. Itu0026#39;s slow and scenes last for ever. If it had been trimmed down to half it might have been a little bit less of a sleeping pill.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eThe funniest part was when the killer had obvious problems with cutting a rope in half because the knife was too dull. It would be impossible to slash someones throat with a knife like that. Most of the movie is shoot in different hotel rooms and I never really got if it was supposed to be actual hotel rooms or if it was supposed to be their regular homes. And whatu0026#39;s with all the walking? Did none of the actors have a driving license?u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eI guess it deserves one star for actually making a movie, but would i recommend it? No. Sorry not sorry!”