The Death Chair

About This Movie

The Death Chair is a curious entry in the horror genre, offering a blend of tension and unease through its eerie atmosphere. You’ve got this paranormal TV crew, right? They’re chasing all kinds of supernatural phenomena, but it’s not just a simple ghost hunt. There’s a heavier layer here about the moral cost of sensationalism in media. The pacing has its lulls, but when it ramps up, it captures that raw terror effectively. The practical effects, while not groundbreaking, are gritty and serve the story well. Performances are decent, adding a genuine feel to their desperation. It doesn’t break new ground, but it’s a solid watch for those interested in the darker side of media exploitation.

Interesting take on media ethics in horror · Good use of practical effects for its budget · Pacing might test some viewers' patience