I was under the impression that I was in for a horror movie experience when I sat down to watch the 2018 movie "All Light Will End" from writer and director Chris Blake. However, it turned out that I was in for a snooze-fest of epic proportions.

First of all, there was next to nothing in the storyline that appealed to me. I will say that the movie started out interesting enough, but then it quickly lost its appeal and became a less than mediocre and mundane movie, to which I simply lost all interest.

And it didn't help one bit that the characters were as generic and as interesting as wet cardboard. It was a massive hindrance to the actors and actresses, because I am sure some of them had more to offer than what they were being able to do with the severe limitations imposed upon them by the script and abysmal writing.

For a horror movie, then "All Light Will End" was horribly devoid of anything scary or interesting. In fact, the movie was so boring that I didn't even finish it. And I have absolutely no interest in returning to put myself through more of the suffering that was it was watch this ordeal of a movie.

I am rating it a mere two out of ten stars, solely because there is a good production value to the movie, but that was also about what the movie had to offer.

I cannot believe some of the pointless useless stupidity that is being released to the market these days. This is a giant pile of excrement. At the end, I was hoping that the witch wannabe was going to do what proper witches do, and shed her clothes and run off into the woods. But no, when they take off a shirt and have a bra on underneath thats today's version of nudity it seems like. Oh dear LORD, please remove this hunk of vile garbage from all movie platforms and lists. 2/10.

I realize that when watching indie films not to expect big budgets or top calibur acting. I can live without that and sometimes prefer that. What does need to be great is the story and the direction. I was really interested in the story here but it just went off of the rails.

First off is the time line. The group of friends leave on a six hour trip a little after 10:30am but somehow arrive after dark. Then the other time line for the police is also off. I realized later that they are discovering the bodies that are being murdered the night/morning after the friends arrive at the cabin, but after finding the girl's head they get a phone call to go the the address of the cabin where Savannah's Boyfriend is being murdered. How can the police not already be at the cabin? They even state that the woman's dog is not strong enough to have dragged the head very far and the girl was killed right near the cabin only minutes before. The boyfriend literally left the murder scene and went to the cabin to call the cops. Where did the police chief drive to? I'd think he could have crossed the road and been there.

The main character's actress is a bit wooden, she's likely just inexperienced, but the direction for her is awful. It's one thing to mislead the audience by having a character pretend not to know what's going on when other people are around, but Savannah seems to be genuinely confused about what's going on when she's alone as well. What was the 'dream' outside the cabin where she steps in blood? She seems totally confused about it but she's the one that killed her friend's boyfriend that the blood in her dream represents. Is it suppressed memories or does she have a split pesonality? If so neither are made clear to the audience.

Another bit of weirdness is the deputies goofing around with each other. Why is there any amount of silliness in this movie? It was awkwardly out of place. Also as another user mentioned... Why would someone not look for their boyfriend/girlfriend when they didn't come to bed? It's not like they're at home and playing video games or watching tv in another room, they're in a strange place. They'd go to bed together unless something bad happened.

I also don't get the mother's character. Why is she so cruel to her daughter? She didn't have enough development to be the 'bad guy' that they made her. I don't even really understand how she actually died. Did Savannah smother her or did she hang herself. Are we supposed to assume Savannah hoisted the body up with a rope after she smothered her with a pillow?

I can't say not to watch it, because even with all of it's flaws, it held my interest. But don't expect to feel good with how it ends.