left with the burning question: If we have no muses anymore--or if they were always witches intent upon harm of humanity-- then where lies our salvation? Money? Fame? Power? Only the most thankful of us will turn from those vain diversions, and even the vanity of anthropocentric poetry as opposed to theocentric , to the One who came to destroy Death, witchcraft, hatred, and every other evil of Adam so that we can, if we will, be recreated and become that which we were always meant to be--forever.

where it will lead, it was predictable, and most of all, the story wasn't very good developed to feel for any of the characters.Some things were rushed like the two leads atraction and the secondary characters were not good.The good: the cinematography, atmosphere, visual effects, and creepy scenes. Good acting.The bad: not good story, not good development on characters.Watch at your own risk.

and he goes to seek out the last remaining member of that group.I've been a fan of Spanish director Jaume Balaguero ever since seeing THE NAMELESS 1999 years ago. That Ramsey Campbell adaptation was bleaker than bleak, establishing a constant thread of nihilism that flows throughout Balaguero's subsequent work DARKNESS, FRAGILE, REC, and SLEEP TIGHT . The only misfires for me have been his REC sequels he co-directed part 2 and handled part 4 on his own , which seemed to have no idea where to take things. This is a return to form after the disappointing REC 4, but might actually be guilty of having too much plot. Balaguero, who co-wrote this with Fernando Navarro and José Carlos Somoza, seems to have been heavily influenced by Dario Argento. Not in terms of style, but in terms of plot dynamics as Solomon's quest is similar to what David Hemmings had in DEEP RED 1975 and the "Seven Ladies" definitely echo Argento's "Three Mothers" coven. The first hour builds the mystery well, but there is throws way too much into the mix in the mid-section. Yes, I'm complaining a horror film has too much plot the mixing in of classic lit authors element really could have been excised . Cowan is quite good in the lead and Ularu is really good. Also, Joanne Whalley is excellent in her first feature in years as one of the witches and Christopher Lloyd !! show up in a few scenes as a dying old man. Definitely worth seeing, just make sure you have a notepad ready to suss it all out.