The film is predictable most of the time and uses elements of Jewish culture in a decontextualized way. The demon's CGI is quite simple and doesn't have a lot of screen time, perhaps, to disguise the sloppy strokes. As for the story, it's a bit confusing and rushed, you can't expect much. As for the characters, Arthur is possibly the only one that stands out (for his idiocy, mainly); the others, although fulfilling their functions, are easily replaceable and end up being just a detail. And in the end, besides being frustrating, it's kind of funny, which for a horror movie doesn't make much sense. Anyway, I only watched it so I wouldn't see Ant-Man twice.
Review of The Offering
