Kingdom Come

About This Movie

Kingdom Come (2014) certainly has that unsettling vibe you expect from horror that lingers. It’s set in this creepy, abandoned hospital—definitely adds to the atmosphere. The pacing is quite effective; it keeps you on edge without overstaying its welcome. The way the group dynamics unfold under pressure feels very real, almost like an exploration of fear and survival. There’s a nice mix of practical effects that ground the supernatural elements, giving it a raw intensity that CGI often lacks. The performances are solid, with the actors really committing to their roles, which makes the tension feel authentic. It’s those little moments of dread and the unknown that really set it apart. Not what you’d call mainstream, but there's something intriguing about it.

Interesting look at group dynamics under stress. · Strong practical effects enhance the eerie atmosphere. · The pacing keeps viewers engaged without dragging.