It seemingly uses every horror picture convention -- sometimes repeatedly
di Rafer Guzmán The Los Angeles Times
Have you ever seen a horror film in which a character, against her better judgment, approaches a motionless body sitting in a chair facing the wall, then slowly turns it toward the camera? How about a horror film in which this happens more than once? How about three times?
At some point in "Shutter" you will probably lose count, along with your patience, but the film will keep right on going. It'll put faces in bathroom mirrors, wake characters from awful dreams, make still photographs suddenly move and then -- once again -- turn that motionless body your way. [...]
di Rafer Guzmán, articolo completo (2679 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The Los Angeles Times 24 marzo 2008
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