Donegal H (Donegal)

There were 5-10 minutes of good creepy stuff, sandwiched in between an overdrawn, uninteresting setup and a bizarrely stupid ending with an abrupt cutoff. Why was this movie even made? It explains almost nothing about the first 2 (it actually leaves you with more questions than ever before) and it certainly doesn't function as a standalone piece of horror as there are only two or three intense moments. I give it a full star because a couple of those scary moments were quite good, but unfortunately I struggled to maintain my interest between them.

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