1. Don't see this.

I think someone wrote an OK script, then someone from hollywood, rewrote it to add all the clips you see in the trailer.

Sadly this destroyed the movie.

No direction, except the dumb use of tilted shots - why and when.

During the last 45 mins, I found myself listing failures, acting, directing. Tommaso Basili has his head in hands and I swear, you can see him thinking, why did I take this role???

So the story, plausible, but so much useless information was added, scenes that set up nothing an informed no one of anything - just pointless.

The real crac: it takes 60 mins to get to the story. Then 30 to setup and 5 to finish. All the wrong way round.

Was this a thriller or a horror? Make up was laughable - demons and monsters and religion.

Poor rehash of old material and the co-stars were left with rubbish lines and missed opportunities.

I learned nothing new except that random use of angled camera shot annoys everyone - saved gimmicks for meaningful story events.

The concept seemed good. A girl dies, reawakens inexplicably, and then behaves as if possessed by an evil entity. It's a basic plot, but I figured I'd be in for at least a C+ horror. The lead actress seems OK, and I guess the Italy setting seemed to mix with the religious theme

I just feel that the movie fails to execute. Instead of fully focusing on the girl and what's wrong with her, we get all these annoying and boring flashbacks involving the mother (they keep going back to some scratches on her arm too). At one point, she meets an individual who describes how he's seen people who came back from the dead, just as the girl did; and the movie just fails so badly in this scene. What should have been a scary exposition comes off as normal and mundane for some reason. Basically - my feedback is that movie should've focused more on the girl, not the mother and her past.

Let me start off by saying that if you're looking for horror, scares or things that go bump in the night, look elsewhere because this is not a horror, nor thriller nor anything remotely close to anything in the horror genre. It's a heartfelt suspense drama about a mother's guilt that haunts her from losing one of her twin daughter's when then child was very young. And from the traumatic experience of losing her twin sister when she was just a child, the now older living twin daughter lost her ability to speak (another review says the living twin suffers from being deaf) but the traumatic experience only caused her to stop speaking, her hearing is perfectly fine.

But the living twin suffers and incident that causes her to be die for about twenty minutes, she comes back to life, is now able to speak again but as the story progresses, the mother realizes that something is seriously off about her daughter. The story climaxes with the mother taking matters into her own hands, with the admitting of her past guilts, only to be resolved via the afterlife. Once she's there, forgiveness and healing prevails and the living twin is all better and back to normal. A story with the somewhat vibes from the film with the late Robin William's, What Dreams May Come. A much better film by the way. But overall, Here After is meh decent but ultimately a forgettable one time watch.