Pernicious 2015 123movies

Watch: Pernicious 2014 123movies, Full Movie Online – Three young, beautiful girls arrive in Thailand to teach English for the summer, some with noble intentions and some just wanting an adventure, but none were prepared for the massacre that awaited them. The nightmare begins when their new friends go missing, vivid bloody dreams haunt their sleep and a stolen statue leads them down a dark path into Thai folklore and magic that has been long forgotten. Their situation continues to become worse once they realize it’s not WHAT that is haunting them but WHO: an eight-year girl, brutally murdered and sacrificed by her family decades ago who wants nothing more than to watch them bleed. This is not a story about redemption. This is not a story about good versus evil. This is not a story about the will to survive. This is a story about Vanida – a child viciously tortured by her own family, who will stop at nothing for revenge – one appendage at a time..
Plot: It was supposed to be an adventure of a lifetime as three young girls spend the summer in Thailand. But their adventure quickly becomes a nightmare when the trio unleashes the spirit of a murdered child with only one thing on her mind – revenge.
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	4.3/10 Votes: 2,319
	80% | RottenTomatoes
	N/A | MetaCritic
	N/A Votes: 50 Popularity: 4.12 | TMDB

Reviews:

Clichés head-on with potential
Usually when horror films involve clichés, they turn out bad. But dose that mean all of them that involve said clichés turn out bad? No. “Pernicious” begs to differ with there execution of clichés, and hidden potential not seen.

The plot of the movie was quite intriguing for what it stood for, but the way this film executes the said plot seems to collide; clichés with potential. First off, in the movie you have a load of things you’ve seen in other horror movie plots. Many horror fans of which see loads of horror movies will realize that when watching this, seeing many elements of which have been seen thousands of times before. But when the movie offers many of it’s execution ideas, things seem to be colliding all over the place. Potential kicks in when the movie executes some pleasant little surprises here, and there. The movie manages to give the audience some new, unique plot twists, as well as simple plot situations. Then, as said before, it also mixes in many clichés toward the plot of which we’ve all seen in many other horror films in the past. Overall, the entire storyline, and plot of this movie collides clichés, and potential. The potential being pleasant, likable, and unique ideas seen in few movies before. The clichés being situations of which the storyline / plot leads too; elements of which we’ve all seem before, only kicking off to being another part of execution. Just in a different movie.

Clichés only continue, plaguing into the three main characters, as well as some other background characters seen through out this film. The three characters are just three characters we’ve seen billions of times before, nothing different. Our three characters have, pretty much shown us through out this entire film every single female character cliché in the book, execution little, to nothing different then what we’ve all already seen before. Some background characters share the same disappointment. Without spoiling anything, these background characters are pretty much like those other background / backup characters you’ve seen in your typical paranormal film. However, some said characters have some unique offerings, giving the audience some little relief from the constant clichés that has been thrown at us from the previous characters; shedding little light. In the end, some characters were worth it, but audiences have to put up with three some – what annoying clichéd main characters.

Finally, for the entire execution of this film. The execution wasn’t bad .. for displaying said clichéd elements above. It’s execution, by tying everything together in this film wasn’t bad. It has some grip toward what it was doing, while, of course tying in some of the pleasant surprises this film has to offer, from plot twists, to surprise execution, etc. It held a solid grasp through out, keeping that way until the very end, instead of falling apart into a complete mess; Thankfully, the audience don’t have to witness a mess; a bullet successfully avoided.

In conclusion. This film wasn’t the worst thing in the world, but on the other hand it was close, and almost hit the oncoming bullet toward becoming complete garbage. The movie had some surprises here, and there, some relief of which the audience can enjoy. This film also has some enjoyable, unique elements of which the audience can notice, and happily gain relief. Once again, though, on the other hand this movie tried to pull off some so called “surprises” but fell flat, managing to be highly noticeable. Overall, this film wasn’t that bad. It had some decent acting, some small surprises, as well as decent gore, and a solid, yet clichéd storyline. I wouldn’t recommend this to those who can’t stand clichés seen millions of times before, but for those looking for a small piece of entertainment, here you go.

Dull but has its moments
In the intro we see some evil ceremony taking place. A guy on a chair is being bled. The blood is placed in some jar filled with golden jewelry. A blanked is covered in some symbols in blood. A girl is also on a chair. Next, someone beats the guy to death. Then it’s the girl’s turn.

Three American girls travel to the Thai countryside to teach English. They reach their rented house and at the entrance is some little dollhouse that turns out to be a “spirit house.” As soon as one the girls sees it, she reaches inside and for some reasons takes something. On the second story of the house is a golden life-size statue of a girl.

The girls go out at night and meet 3 Brits. One of the girls has a boyfriend back home, the other two are sisters and slutty. Despite the objections of the taken girl, they end up with these guys back home. They drink something from one of them and get dizzy. Next thing you know, the girls act robotically and torture and kill the three guys. They wake up the next morning talking about this shared nightmare. And the golden statue is gone.

They go to the market and seek to find info on such a statue. They see a girl who guides them out of the city to some soothsayer who speaks of the statue and the girl. She gives them a protective talisman but one of the girls throws it away.

At night they start seeing the golden girl and other creepy stuff. They meet the neighbor whose old father has a confession to make. He knows about the girl. He tells them what happened in the intro and why.

Unfortunately, Pernicious has a lot of problems. For one, there’s no character development. The girls are cute, but we learn almost nothing about them. There’s the good girl, the bad girl who doesn’t care about anything, and the slutty girl. That’s all we know. There’s an odd discrepancy occasionally between what the girl say and what goes on. For example, once the girls arrive at the house, they marvel how old everything is. And yet nothing looks old at all. The filmmakers make little use of the settings in Thailand. They might as well have filmed this in Mexico. Unless the core of the story is part of Thai lore, but we never find out.

On the positive side, the ending is neat and different. There’s some gore but not a whole, but it is very cool. It looks like there are some subtle criticisms here as well, at least that’s how I interpret them. For example, when the girls go shopping, one of them talks to the gorgeous Thai salesgirl as if she were talking to a monkey. Turns out the pretty Thai girl speaks English just fine. Or when the girls go the bar and meet the Brits, one of them says that they must be smart because they are British. Of course, if you watch a lot of Hollywood productions that’s exactly the image they are trying to portray for some bizarre reason–all the bright, if not genius, characters are Brits and strangely enough there is no show or movie without a British character. Horror movies about the supernatural rarely succeed. This one could have used more horror, more scares, it’s all just too dull.

You sort of want to like Pernicious, but they really don’t give us a lot of reasons

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 30 min (90 min)
Budget 0
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated Not Rated
Genre Horror, Thriller
Director James Cullen Bressack
Writer James Cullen Bressack, Taryn Hillin
Actors Ciara Hanna, Emily O’Brien, Jackie Moore
Country United States, Thailand
Awards 2 wins
Production Company N/A
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