Unlike Sanctum 2, there is absolutely no grinding in Sanctum 1. The Amazing Spider-Man Something that should be noted: When the havoc starts, you get to join the fray! As one of the world’s first First Person Shooter – Tower Defense games, Sanctum has taken the best of both worlds to deliver an epic, one-of-a-kind experience. Sanctum is not your average Tower Defense title. You think Tower Defense games are all about building? You thought wrong. If you want to survive the toughest levels of Sanctum you’ll need to smart up and create mazes that will force enemies to walk as much as they can.
Watch it especially if you're a fan of the FF sub-genre, they've done something that you may not have seen before.One of Sanctum’s most known aspects is the maze building, you’ve got room and resources to create your personal enemy slaughtering course, it’s far from putting one block here and another over there. If I look past that, it's a regular horror movie with a certain twist that makes it a GOOD horror movie, the best of the year so far.? If you like horror movies, check this out. The movie does have flaws IMO, a couple dumb moments here and there, but you can't expect to make everyone happy as a moviemaker.
The acting by everybody involved was good, including the kid.
There's this continued sense of eeriness and the creeps (goosebumps galore) throughout the movie, all well conveyed by the audio-visuals and just plain silence. I counted a grand total of ONE jump scare in this movie, so that is a major plus in my books. Horror movies that make you feel uneasy/creeped out are so much better than the ones that heavily rely on cheap jump scares. The movie is shot in found-footage (FF, cinematic technique in which all or a substantial part of the work is presented as if it were discovered film or video recordings) showing a movie in the form of a recording is fine, but the purpose of the recording and the audience's involvement with the recording is what IMO makes or breaks the FF sub-genre and I have to say, they've made really GOOD use of this technique, just by better writing. Incantation is a story about a mother's drive to protect her daughter from a curse, no matter what/who comes in her way. Get it? I was like "That was a good movie, I'm glad I watched it, but WHY did I watch it?" It's tough to explain this feeling without spoiling it so I'll leave it there. Towards the end of the movie, it'll leave you feeling like you are and will continue to be a part of the movie. Or, both but now didn't want to dream about the movie This film did something that I haven't come across before. Or, glad you watched it because it was funģ. If you like horror movies, you might have watched stuff at the end of which you were eitherĢ.
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