Crimson Peak

This film took me a little by surprise. I expected a chilling supernatural horror, which this is definitely not.

This film tells the story of a the daughter of an American businessman, who marries a charming English aristocrat. After their marriage, they live in a crumbling rural mansion that has a lot of sinister things going on.

"Ghosts are real. This much I know.

In the aftermath of a family tragedy, an aspiring author is torn between love for her childhood friend and the temptation of a mysterious outsider. Trying to escape the ghosts of her past, she is swept away to a house that breathes, bleeds -- and remembers.

Tedious and illogical horror film, unimaginative special effects, and unattractive and dull leads.The design of the stately home was interesting, the roof allowing snow to fall into the building was charming but was wishing for the end by the half-way mark.

Guillermo Del Toro is the master of making movie violence feel shocking and painful, often pushing the boundaries of genre (and rating) to deliver moments that genuinely make you wince. 'Crimson Peak (2015)', a lavish ode to gothic horror that owes a huge debt to films such as 'The Haunting (1963)' and 'The Innocents (1961)', is peppered with such moments.

Crimson PeakTo really make it as a female novelist in the nineteenth-century one had to adopt a penname ending in Brontë.Instead, the fledging author in this thriller accepts the surname of a baronet.

When I first saw the commercial for this movie, I was like "Oh that looks good." When it came out in theaters, of course it didn't get to many good ratings from people.

This movie didn't work for me, the pacing is really bad and the story is like plain boring. The whole plot is predictable from the start, like the first time Tom Hiddelston is introduced you know what's going on and how it will end.