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Watch: Stitch 2013 123movies, Full Movie Online – Parents grieving the loss of their young daughter head to the deep desert for a healing ritual, where they unexpectedly release sinister forces..
Plot: Stitch follows the story of grieving parents as they cope with the loss of their young daughter. At the height of their desperation, they turn to their best friends for healing advice, who lead them into the deep desert for a weekend ritual meant to burn away emotional baggage. Unfortunately the amateur ritual goes awry, and cosmic forces are unleashed, revealing something sinister ravaging each person with a progression of gruesome, medieval surgical scars. As the stitches rip skin and tear apart relationships, a battle for survival ensues, forcing the couples to come to terms with loss, betrayal, love, and hope.
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Ratings:

	3.2/10 Votes: 624
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	N/A Votes: 14 Popularity: 3.744 | TMDB

Reviews:

Only enjoyable if you mistake pretentiousness for originality
Right from the first few minutes, I knew I was in trouble. This bomb may only be enjoyable if you get a kick out of cheap “artistic” imagery, or if you mistake pretentiousness for originality.

I don’t even have anything against the low budget aspect. Low budget has given us excellent results in the past, and it usually has to do with the director having a firm idea of what he wants. This “Ajai” guy definitely hasn’t: he alternated from cheap horror flick clichés to surrealistic collages, from gory make-up to Disney-ish superimposed images and corny effects and lighting. This COULD be promising if it went all out surreal on us, but no: this whole poorly written and acted ordeal is just an excuse to deliver a tired, hackneyed “coming-to-terms- with-tragedy” story that brings us nothing interesting or creative. It’s silly and pointless, and I just can’t fathom how anyone could bother making this film come into fruition. If only it were entertainingly bad as The Room, but no, not even that.

If you’re curious, just watch the opening credits and then leave. That is the whole movie.

I … liked it.
Ha ha – interesting to read the reviews on this, because it is a love/hate experience.

First up I’m in a barren location presented as real. Then the weird landlady lays some foreboding on me (I strain to hear her poorly recorded lines), and suddenly I’m thinking I’ve actually died and me watching this film is a version of Hell.

Then I’m in an apocalypse, the end of days. Then a smoky creature chases me. Then I figure maybe it’s all my fault, and the landlady lays some mystical exposition on me and I wake up and save myself.

It does all tie up in the end, and it is quite touching. The final shot in the morgue made me suspect there’s some real experience behind this concept.

Apart from the landlady the actors don’t create much of an impression. Can’t remember when I’ve seen both leads being overweight. The editing is a bit crunchy, with some scenes stitched (!) together too tight and various little non sequiturs. No need to comment on the special effects.

At one point it reminded me of Coherence, which also used the idea of parallel lives. But this has a different take, although I don’t think it’s really a horror either because there’s no external agent.

Overall if exposition is needed in the end it’s a fail, but then most of us don’t want to spend days figuring out the brilliance of another David Lynch nightmare.

ps. I wonder if the eclipse image is a deliberate reference to Ringu?

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 34 min (94 min)
Budget 1500000
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated N/A
Genre Horror
Director Ajai
Writer Ajai, Maurice Jovan Billington
Actors Edward Furlong, Shawna Waldron, Laurence Mason
Country United States
Awards N/A
Production Company N/A
Website N/A

Technical Information:

Sound Mix Dolby Digital
Aspect Ratio 1.78 : 1
Camera Panasonic AF100
Laboratory N/A
Film Length N/A
Negative Format N/A
Cinematographic Process N/A
Printed Film Format N/A