Visions (2015)
2015
R
80 Minutes
After moving to a vineyard with her family, a pregnant woman experiences horrifying visions.
User Review
-
VISIONS, another one of the many horror films Blumhouse pops out with relatively low budgets, is definitely one that producer Jason Blum will have to write off as a failed attempt.
It has the makings of a potential decent flick, but drops the ball in every aspect. I will say, however, that it was pleasant seeing Isla Fisher on screen as Eveleigh. Unfortunately, she's really not given much to work with. Every one else in the movie seemed like they were there simply as a favor to the filmmakers. You can almost hear them saying "Save Me" while delivering their lines.
Ok. Maybe I'm being too harsh on this one. For what its worth, I started the movie and was able to finish it. I didn't hate it, I say that.
I suppose if you've been scrolling through Netflix desperately looking for something and come across this one, then it may enough to save you from boredom. Maybe you'll be more forgiving.1 member likes this review.
