Indigo

For quite a basic horror story this is an incredibly long and repetitive film. So much time passes with nothing happening. They used considerable amounts of slow motion for no real reason except maybe melodrama which makes the film feel even longer than it really is. The production design, cinematography, editing, sound design, the scares are generic and forgettable but just about adequate. The acting is either average or below average, the majority of the time they are saying their lines whilst looking serious. Because of this the characters are rarely interesting or engaging. The biggest issues is just how repetitive the film is, they do something quite a few times in a row, "go help my mum" "go help my son" "there's a ghost but I don't believe it" "oh look there's a ghost but I don't believe it" rinse and repeat for 2 hours which honestly feels like 3 hours.