DON’T THINK IT. DON’T SAY IT.

Three college students (Douglas Smith, Lucien Laviscount, Cressida Bonas) move into a house they’re renting, but fail to realize that an old nightstand holds clues to a deadly, supernatural presence. A horror movie that comes up with a reason for why people snap and commit mass murder, but sadly it’s a dull answer that only evokes other, better horror movies such as Candyman (1992). Bad CGI in the shape of a demon dog, and no real shocks. The stale Bye Bye Man must be one of the talented Doug Jones’s easiest paychecks.

2017-U.S. 96 min. Color. Directed by Stacy Title. Cast: Douglas Smith (Elliot), Lucien Laviscount (John), Cressida Bonas (Sasha), Doug Jones (The Bye Bye Man), Carrie-Anne Moss, Faye Dunaway.

Trivia: Inspired by a chapter from Robert Damon Schneck’s book ”The President’s Vampire”.

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