So gave it a 7. Mostly becuase I feel it deserves more then a 6. For originality. Not going to lie I kinda saw it coming one with the word malignant usually referring to tumors. The fact that she can see or never move her body but can see everything. So I was mostly watching to figure out their explanation. My thoughts were definitely conjoined twin. But if they removed the brother. Why refer to him as a tumor and where would he get a body from. But when he did the third murder of the doctor In His room and I saw the leg placement I was like well obviously the body isn't shaped the same. Always running backwards etc. Yet with forward arms. And the fact that mostly all you saw was an eye In a mass of hair. But I was wondering how would you remove a twin and him still have a body. So that couldn't be it. But if she had a face on the back of her head. How would the husband or anyone ever figure it out. And what was the deformed creature in the beginning. So when they finally show yes conjoined and body was removed except for the head that they pushed inside the skull. Which was odd but ok. It explained all the blood on the pillow and why she kept bleeding. Sadly there was never ever a mention of the scars she would of had on her back and neck. I feel they could do hinted at it a bit. Maybe. Husband or sister always mentioning why they never go to the pool or beach or why her hair is always down show that she is consciously hiding it. But yeah couldn't give it higher then the 7 since I did find some of it ridiculous or predictable. I did not think that the tour lady was the mom that was a surprise for along with the head being jammed into the skull. But I just couldn't understand peoples thought process mom going down the dark black corroded before plugging in the light the doctor not wondering how the window opened. And water led to his closet and same with emily / Madison and the back door. Just didn't make sense that and then letting her back into a crime scene the first time. But him eating the fetus. Was interesting the significance of the head trauma awaking him. But couldn't give too many points when they did odd things and the fact that they had a fully functioning vcr. The fact that. Records like that were jsut left in and abandoned facility. Not touched I just thought-those things were odd. And the one flash drive out of five only having that small amount of information despite all the records. Still available. But over all a movie I would recommend anyone to watch atleast once. And gets originality points and kudos to the cinematography the scene transitions were well done the angles were great there were a lot of great choices made when filming that I have to give it props. But yeah. This movie wasn't perfect but it wasn't bad either. So I think it well deserved it's 7.
Review of Malignant
