Basically has the same story like almost every horror movie lately.
Girls use ouija board, someone gets possessed and random shit happens. Someone is in danger and someone in the movie tries to fix it.
I'll be honest, the movie was very beautifully filmed and set up. I was glad that the nun wasn't used as one of the creep factors. The acting was done very well by the young lady who plays Veronica and of course the young children.
The special effects were pure shit in my opinion, too much CGI. Why doesn't anyone use make up anymore? It's way scarier and realistic! I did like the scene with the father where he was all nude. That actually frightened me and I was hoping that they would play further on that but then they used this black ugly figure and lost me.
I can't believe people are writing articles on how this could be the scariest movie of 2018 while it didn't even leave me with a shiver.
VERONICA is a somewhat overrated Spanish horror movie detailing a typical haunting/possession. It's set in 1991 and involves a teenage girl who meddles with a Ouija board and subsequently finds her apartment haunted by the spirit of her dead father.
I saw this advertised as the scariest Spanish horror film since REC but it's a far cry from that zombie masterpiece. I found this inferior to most Japanese ghost stories, relying far too much on noisiness for effect: people running around screaming while the camera shakes, along with the usual jump scares and loud foreboding music.
I much prefer a subtle, creeping dread to get across a real shivering kind of horror. This film is light on plot and rather predictable when it comes to the story, with only a stand-out couple of disturbing moments. The characters are rather unlikeable too.
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