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Washington Post: Stephen Hunter

It's enough to send you home with jiggly knees and a tummy ache.

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Washington Post: Stephen Hunter

Isn't particularly scary. No, it's much harder on you than mere fright: It's . . . creepy.

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Washington Post: Stephen Hunter

It's enough to send you home with jiggly knees and a tummy ache.

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Boston Globe: Wesley Morris

Gets on your nerves.

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Washington Post: Michael O'Sullivan

It's effectively frightening. It's just not the kind of frightening that stays with you very long, unless of course someone decides to make the same movie . . . yet again.

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Washington Post: Michael O'Sullivan

It's effectively frightening. It's just not the kind of frightening that stays with you very long, unless of course someone decides to make the same movie . . . yet again.

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ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: Owen Gleiberman

A horror film that consists of virtually nothing but don't-go-in-the-attic suspense scenes strung together with a reasonable degree of brooding mood and a minimum of logic.

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ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: Owen Gleiberman

A horror film that consists of virtually nothing but don't-go-in-the-attic suspense scenes strung together with a reasonable degree of brooding mood and a minimum of logic.

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USA Today: Mike Clark

At least the horror premise here has a hook - a house can spread its curse like a plague to adversely affect all who enter.

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SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE: 

Shimizu can't quite pull everything together, trying to get off easy with a bargain-bin twist ending that most of the audience will see coming by the time the pile of corpses reaches double digits.

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