Indian Horror Film “Bloody Ishq” Falls Flat with Poor Execution
Vikram Bhatt’s latest horror thriller, Bloody Ishq, has all the hallmarks of a subpar horror film. The movie starts off on a wrong note, with Avika Gor’s character, Neha, showing amnesia and getting married to a man she doesn’t remember. As the story unfolds, Neha finds herself in a luxurious Scottish villa, only to discover that she has lost her memory and her husband seems suspicious.
The film’s pacing is sluggish, with long stretches of boring exposition and an overly dramatic tone that becomes overwhelming. The CGI is laughable, with poorly rendered ghosts and possessed humans. Even the mundane scenes in the movie seem sloppily edited, making it hard to follow the story.
The script is filled with absurd dialogue and unhinged scenes, making it hard to take the characters seriously. The film’s attempt to create tension and scares falls flat, with predictable and ineffective scares. The performances of the actors, particularly Avika Gor, are over-the-top and detract from the overall quality of the film.
The film’s biggest problem is its pacing, which is torturous and hard to follow. The story is convoluted, with too many twists and turns that leave the viewer confused. The film’s ending is the only sane decision the protagonist makes, but by that time, it’s too late to salvage the rest of the movie.
In conclusion, Bloody Ishq is a hard film to recommend. With its poor execution, laughable CGI, and over-the-top performances, it’s a film that will leave you screaming for mercy. Avoid Bloody Ishq at all costs and instead opt for a different horror film that can deliver the thrills and chills you’re looking for.
