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Coleman doesn’t get much chance to shine in her limited role, but much of the camera time is spent on Peter, often alone or alone in his thoughts as his parents yell at him for one reason or another. But this is not enough to electrify “Cobweb” back to life. He lives in a vast brown city called Toronto and teaches history in an institutionally light-brownish classroom thats only half-full of students. Adam Bell (Gyllenhaal) has brown hair, a brown beard and inveterately wears rumpled brown or tan clothes. Starr and Caplan have some fun acting out erratically, and Norman (who charmed audiences in “C’mon C’mon”) plays the part of poor haunted Peter well enough to earn viewers’ sympathy. The movies look has the color of nicotine stains, or a smoggy freeway at dusk.

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It's such a dull experience, I watched the movie twice in the hopes that maybe I missed something. “Scooby Doo, Where Are You?” episodes had more suspense than “Cobweb” sustains while getting its answers. Was it just another weird, stilted exchange to threaten Miss Devine (what a name) off of finding out what’s happening to Peter? The scene is just another off-beat moment in a movie that feels off-tempo. What was the purpose of the scene? To establish something’s off with Mark? That’s telegraphed in many other moments. He wipes a not-insignificant amount of blood off his arm and questions her. Don’t worry about it.” And just like that, the subject is dropped. “I’m just doing some remodeling,” Mark responds smugly. In one of the funnier misfires, Miss Devine visits Carol and Mark to ask about Peter and notices Mark has a gaping slash down his forearm. Bullies torture Peter, but no one really addresses them until Peter reacts violently, then they disappear again until the end for one (again, predictable) climactic showdown. For instance, there’s the mystery of a missing trick-or-treater that Carol and Mark tell Peter is the reason he is not allowed to enjoy Halloween, and while it comes up once or twice, once that mystery is solved, it just kind of fizzles out.

“Cobweb” is riddled with misdirection-things are thrown into the story but never really amount to anything. Despite its supernatural creepiness, and yes, spiders, Bodin and writer Chris Thomas Devlin (who previously wrote the 2022 remake of “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre”) have the skeletons of a horror movie, but not one that feels fleshed out. SUMERU OFFICIAL TRAILER AVINASH DHYANI SANSKRITI BHATT OCT 01,2021 PADMA SIDDHI FILMS 2.52K subscribers Subscribe 3.2K Share 2.1M views 1 year ago Padma Siddhi Films presents the trailer of.

There’s also a caring teacher named Miss Devine ( Cleopatra Coleman) who worries more about Peter’s wellbeing than his parents, and then there’s the otherworldly voice in the wall, whose character is a surprise I won’t spoil. The basic horror movie elements are present: We have Peter ( Woody Norman), a bullied loner who hears things he shouldn’t and whose Halloween is ruined by two disconcerting parents, Carol ( Lizzy Caplan) and Mark ( Antony Starr).