"The Veil" is a Horror movie in which we watch a documentary crew going to a house where 25 years before members of a religious cult committed a mass suicide.From this suicide only one person saved and this lone survivor accepted to be a part of this crew.
Firstly, I agree with another reviewer, please try to not critically analyse a horror movie too much or there will never be a rating over 4.Secondly, This is a very sound film, nervy, tense, suspenseful, with a good cast, script and production.
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In a way it was disappointing, but in another, it's what it claimed to be. A Jim Jones-type of guy (Thomas Jane) commits suicide with is cult, and several years later, the lone survivor -- Sara -- returns to the scene with a film crew headed by Jessica Alba.
Anyone who would not have rated this movie with a decimal point with an infinite amount of zeros following it is a illogical as those who wrote the script.Is it possible for me to define how absolutely unbelievable the plot to the movie is.
So the story goes.The girl from American Horror Story who looks a bit like Benedict Cumberbatch is the only survivor of a cult mass suicide which happened in the eighties.
Don't listen to the naysayers who think the only decent movie is a top-notch blockbuster world-wide smash hit.Don't listen to those who say this isn't a "real horror/suspense movie.
Take a deep breath, surprisingly this is NOT a found footage movie. With that said, I almost wish that it was.
An interesting premise let down by average execution. A documentary travels to investigate the site of a suicide cult only to get a lot more than they bargained for.
