Not really a horror story- not in what the horror audience expects. It's more of a sci fi or spiritual drama. And labeled correctly would probably have a stonger and more appreciative audience. This is a well rounded, mediocre to go good production. The acting is a little better quality than the other production aspects. The story mostly pulls together by the end, but its scenes don't provide a cohesive plot during its development. There are a one major thread throughout the film which is left I unresolved. Perhaps the writer didn't want to speculate on the character's outcome. It's allegedly based on a true story, if so, then the writer couldn't know how the other "character" fares.
Review of Anguish
