It Comes at Night (2017)

I love this movie so much

Too much of everything

To me, this movie is perfection.

Excellent, Without a doubt!!

People here writing good critics use hatred to justify a poor sense of taste from bad reviewers, calling the movie an allegory. Well sc*** that because I would never pay for this kind of wack piece of nonsense, or even get paid to watch it again. Nothing happens, there is clearly no script or maybe half of it was burnt with the budget... but dont you dare call it a deep « allegory of the poor family in a post apocalyptic world» because there is absolutely no dialogue amongst the family, no realistic ties to justify a fear of what comes at night (still waiting by the way). There is nothing in this film to elevate to higher intellectual grounds since literally nothing happens. I really hate zombies films and it is much to say i would have been content to see one storm in because that would have make something come at night. Don't waste your time, or energy to find a deep meaning to it, it's clearly bad written and it makes me dumbfounded to think they still allow budgets to film like these. 0/10

Wanna know what comes at night? Do you really wanna know?ABSOLUTELY NOTHING!!! The "monster" of the film is nothing more than the paranoia and distrust of others that exists in a post apocalyptic world where most people are dead from a very deadly disease.Wanna know what I thought was coming at night? ANYTHING!!! The trailers for this movie that were out before it's release, and look on YouTube or read the reviews here (I'm betting someone else mentions this) showed a series of scenes that gave the impression that this was a creature feature, monster movie, whatever. It could have been aliens, demons, cannibals, whatever... from what I was shown I was sold a completely different film than what I got. Add to that the fact that THE TITLE GIVES THE SAME IDEA to people and fed in to the misleading trailers and you walk away feeling ripped off plain and simple.If it had been marketed as a film along the lines of The Road or a darker less religious (maybe even atheistic with how devoid of any hope the film is in the world it creates) Book of Eli and I totally would have walked away liking it. In a world where society has collapsed it does a great job of showing just how untrusting, un-neighborly, cruel and selfish (more so the 2nd family than the central) people can really be when they cast aside the rules we live by. I just don't see what explanation the filmmaker could possibly have for going with this title, and by doing so, it makes it impossible for him to avoid suspicion and claim innocence regarding the misleading, false-advertising trailers. Sorry, can't blame that one on the studio, your title fed right into the deception.And btw, if that's the intent and you think audiences ENJOY being tricked, ask Trey Parker how that kind of crap works and if he has any regrets over the early years of South Park. We don't like being the butt of the joke or somebody's lab rat. Making sure to check the directors name so I never watch anything else of theirs like ever. I'm sure they would know from reading all this what exactly I would suggest that they go and do to themselves.

Despite the title sounding very sinister, the film is anything but what it implies. Too little information is given about the 'disease' and the rest of the world. The absence of CGI is refreshing, though, and makes it that much more realistic. Great character bonding, too.But what comes at night? The sick? The sickness? What? Nothing came at night...

The movie is a good work, that is very atmospheric. It does not deal with cheap thrills, really it is a reflection of horror of losing members of your own family, of illness, and the director dealt with his own loss of father to cancer by filming this. So, while not really a master piece, and a bit abstract for average horror lovers, it is a pretty solid work of art, worthy of your time if you are into exploring these kind of issues in a serious way. It is abstract enough, you can see how people in the middle ages felt when dealing with the plague, or indeed in the case of any future apocalyptic pandemic. Film about atmosphere, not really about cheap thrills.