To me, this movie is perfection.

Don't listen to the Hype. It's awful

It’s not bad or unwatchable but despite the amplitude of the spectacle, the end result is underwhelming.

Very good movie overall, highly recommended. Most of the negative reviews don't have any merit and are all pollitically based. Give this movie a chance at least, and it might give you a different perspective.

This is an Irish horror movie & as an Irish citizen I was laughing my head off at the building that was used for the hospital, drab with doom & gloom in every corner, I began to wonder if this was a jab at the HSE with over one million working class people on waiting lists to get into actual hospitals in Ireland.As a horror flick it's quite mediocre , a good premise that loses the story at the end. A very healthy female trainer is a victim of a hit & run and ends up paralyzed in the god forsaken hole that's called a hospital. The left side of her face is badly scared and the sutures are really badly done almost grotesque , huge stitches joining the flesh together, her left arm is sewn the same way. There are no coverings on the wounds and nobody cares enough to even check them. No surgeon visits either and no physio therapist is on call, in fact very few people work in this place. The patient also has an endotracheal tube which nobody checks either, but even this looks rather iffy during the story, as it doesn't look that secure.Even though the patient has a husband & a teenage daughter, they rarely visit her so her only friend is her male nurse who only washes her legs. Given her situation she should have a catheter which is overlooked in the film. But when things start to go bump in the night who really cares? Nobody does. Terrified by the putty faced demonic ghost the story unfolds to a very bad ending.

This movie had potential to be good. A haunted hospital, a haunted history etc... Too bad the acting was awful and the storyline was kinda just meandering

A woman is confined to her bed in a rather creepy hospital. It is not long before things start going bump in the night. The harder she tries to convince her family something is going on the crazier she looks.The leading lady is very good, as is production and script.The hospital has a sinister air about it and there are a few scares that worked quite well and there are enough outside drama to keep the bedside story from going stale.Unfortunately this movie suffers from the same ailment that effect the majority of horror movies. It just runs out of steam.After an hour of being terrified of the bogey man, when he finally shows up he is very underwhelming. The inevitable end sequence is as dull as it is predictable.I had to push through to make it to the end credits and it really wasn't worth it.

I love the idea of this film than the actual film I think...the storyline is what drew me in, there could of been so much more to it than this but it just fell short. Shauna Macdonald was great, one of the reasons I watched this as I thought she did good in The Descent so her acting was definitely a plus. However, the plot. Straight foreword to the point, only I didn't really dig it. I think it could of went much deeper... It was very predictable. I was completely confused by Nails motives. Why? What's the point is this? Unfinished business? She's the one who got away? Reallllly? That's just so... boring. Of course in every horror film there's always the annoying little tidbits that make me wanna groan in frustration. Example; the daughter wandering off on her own, poking her nose into peoples hospital room? Erm I guess that's allowed right? Of course there's other parts but I don't want to bore you with them details... It was creepy. I jumped. A dark atmosphere. All the right lighting, noises, jump scares and deaths, frightening ghost so if you looking for just one of them daft B movie films to give you the heebie jeebies before bed then this is the film for you, just don't go in with high expectations...