Cruel Peter (2019)

Cruel Peter: Directed by Christian Bisceglia, Ascanio Malgarini. With Angelica Alleruzzo, Antonio Alveario, Aran Bevan, Alessio Bonaffini. Peter has been cruel to children, animals and servants for a long time. One night he is ambushed and wakes up in a coffin, trapped after an earthquake, in the city’s Gothic cemetery.

“Definitely a slow burn that picks up about an hour in. A possession horror that has sort of a family vibe especially the acting a lot creepier but along the lines of a lifetime movie. But as I said once u0026quot;Cruel Peteru0026quot; settles down and that softness dissipates and it really gets kinda creepy. Itu0026#39;s sort of by the numbers though albeit a good storyline but heavily stamped with predictability. The special effects are pretty good, not great but between talking and walking rotting corpses, climbing on walls and demons voicing their dismay it should be enough satisfy the hunger for the average horror fan. I should note though that the film also suffers from some iso camera issues too many scenes were a bit too dark to fully enjoy but the effort is widely acceptable. I would recommend this film for mild horror lovers Iu0026#39;m more of a u0026quot;Hereditaryu0026quot; u0026quot;Midsommeru0026quot; or u0026quot;The Witchu0026quot; fan so it didnu0026#39;t pierce my fear meter at all but for my mom or a kid under 15 it might be enough to make them reach for the lights.”