Category: Horror/Drama
Actors: Sarah Wayne Callies, Jeremy Sisto, Sofia Rosinsky, Logan Creran, Suchitra Pillai, Javier Botet, Shoa Hussain, Mishti Bangera, Amarjeet Singh, Rahil Gilani, Ashok Choudhary, Anup Kumar Sharma, Vijay Saini, Manoj Prajapati, Vijay Gupta

Duration: 96 min
Rated: R

You might Like this Movie if you enjoyed:
Insidious (2010), The Boy (20016)

Long Story Short:
An American Couple living in India are coping with their son’s death, which especially the mother can’t get over. One day she is told about a way to communicate with her son one last time through a closed door at a temple. All she has to do is follow that one instruction not to open the door…

Review:

The Other Side of The Door stands out due to his different setting, however, this doesn’t save the movie. There are too many aspects wrong with it:

The actors try their best to convince the audience with the one dimensional characters and little storyline they were given. The wife doesn’t talk to her husband, the daughter doesn’t seem affected at all by any of the incidents taking place, no one reacts until it’s almost too late. It gets frustrating.

I was hoping the storyline would unravel a little more and show some depth but these days scripts seem rushed, and movies are made to make a quick buck with little to no effort.

While it managed to keep me entertained at some point, I was mainly disappointed, especially since it was rated R. It could have been great, but instead it was another interesting idea turned into another mediocre piece that has been done many times before.

Lower your expectations; then you might actually enjoy it.

Rating: 4.5/10

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Biracial Kid, born in the late 80s. I write short stories, lyrics, books, I love Food, and I watch as many TV shows and movies as I can. My dream is to share my happiness and joy with the world... and to open a luxury hotel. View all posts by Elias