Annabelle Wallis

Maddie Hasson

George Young

Michole Briana White

Susanna Thompson

Ingrid Bisu

Jean Louisa Kelly

Jake Abel

Jacqueline McKenzie

Christian Clemenson

Amir Aboulela

Mercedes Colon

Ruben Pla

Jon Lee Brody

Paula Marshall

Zoë Bell

Shaunte Lynette Johnson

Natalia Safran

Mike Mendez

Randy Haynie

Cord Walker

Jesus Trujillo

Lisa Catara

Danielle Nottingham

Ray Chase

Marina Mazepa

Mckenna Grace

Madison Wolfe

Andy Bean

Patricia Velásquez

Patrick Cox

Gregory Garcia

Emir García

Renee Harbek

Janet Hsieh

Paul Mabon

Gino Montesinos

Josh Rutgers

Halston Van Atta

Louise Van Veenendaal

Kalina Vanska

Christina Veronica

Rachel Winfree

Joseph Bishara

Akela Cooper

Kazuyuki Okada

Toby Lamm

Michael Ward

Jennifer M. Gentile

Jennifer Conroy

Lori McCoy-Bell

Jacob Flack

Syndey Huynh

Peter Staubli

Hans Ritter

Joe Dzuban

Chris Navarro

Matt Anderson

Yashvhanth Chandrasekaran

Nick DeRosa

Ravi Krishna Kasumarthy

Douglas D. Ziegler

Brian Adler

Michael Meinardus

Charles Lai

Cassie Russek

Michael White

Philip Waley

Brian Dunlop

Adrian Millington

Georg Kaltenbrunner

Koji Ohmura

Cristina Aragon

Ben Greaves

Katherine Chambers

Brian Shows

Stacy Bisel

Eleanor Sabaduquia

Mathias Lautour

Dania Ridgway

Julian Howarth

Rob Hinderstein

Ivan Busquets

Joel Cheyne

Tim LeBlanc

Yegor Tesler

Katrina Taylor

Dan Brittain

Cedric Lo

Alberto Landeros

Diego Piccinato

Luke Vallee

Larkin Flynn

Josh Kuhn

Samira Khan

Kellie Roy

Anne McCarthy

David E. Scott

Danny Downey

Darrell Davis

Bryan Cartago

Tiffany Abney

Heather Bonomo

Solomon Brende

Miluette Nalin

Mallory Thompson

Lauren Shaw

Anne Porter

Jeffrey Wetzel

Cody Recker

Pamela Scott-Farr

Emerald Gordon Wulf

Ed Duran

Travis Cantey

Glenn Foster

Blakely Olson

David Marnell

Kerry Lyn McKissick

Brittania Fader

Cyrus Leisy

Craig Henningsen

Paul Sage

Molly Miller

Avi Wolfe

Raul Contreras

Tim Croshaw

Krystle Martin

Jorge Diaz

Loyd Bateman

Katie O'Donovan

Craig Branham

Sala Baker

Joey Box

Angela Meryl

Daniel Stevens

Mark Aaron Wagner

Tara Macken

Troy James

Natascha Hopkins

Michelle Jubilee Gonzalez

Horror

Mystery

Malignant

New Line Cinema

Atomic Monster

Starlight Media

My Entertainment

United States of America

Manuel São Bento

FULL SPOILER-FREE REVIEW @ https://www.msbreviews.com/movie-reviews/malignant-spoiler-free-review

"Malignant is yet another excellent origin movie for a new franchise created by one of the most successful horror filmmakers of the century, James Wan. The talented director picks up a thematically rich, mysteriously intriguing narrative written by the feature film debutant Akela Cooper, and lets himself get inspired by the giallo genre. Boasting a fascinating protagonist brilliantly interpreted by Annabelle Wallis, the unexpected yet exposition-heavy revelations of the brave third act definitely improve upon a rather generic, unexciting first half. While the impressive action sequences steal the technical spotlight, Joseph Bishara's score holds divisive creative choices that might not please every viewer. For horror fans, I couldn't recommend it more."

Rating: B+

This is one of the dumbest films I have seen in a long time, start to finish it is a dumpster fire, the "twist" is projected so hard so early, and so often, then over explained to the point of the death of any subtlety, and it's not original or clever in it's execution. 

I don't understand how people seem to be liking this film I feel like I'm taking crazy pills

I rarely say this, but I hated this dumb film

Classic case of the trailer being the best part. I'll hand it to them though, I was completely fooled about what this movie was going to be. When they showed Gabriel behind the plastic sheet in the beginning ... I knew it was not what I signed on for.

As my mom would say: It insults my intelligence. 

This movie has started very strong  the ending was a little bit silly but it was  fun i like this movie it's better than any of the other horror movies that come out in 2020 and 2021 ok  the conjuring 3 was  the best this movie is on my second place

I'll give it this much, it's a weird movie. Can't say it's a good weird nor a bad one, just plain weird. Now, I do appreciate that James Wan returned to his horror roots in between the wait for Aquaman 2 goes into production.

As for this movie, there was parts that felt off, such as the acting which I don't think was all that impressive. Wan's direction wasn't particularly noteworthy either outside of the finale which had impressive moments. As a whole, the least I can say it's not pedestrian or forgettable, but on the other hand I really don't have much desire to revisit. **2.75/5**

Nathan

Malignant is a ride, one that changes directions in multiple different ways that I did not expect. This film is an ambitious genre bend that takes tropes from slashers (loved the Friday the 13th/Halloween cords used in the beginning of the film), the classic James Wan ghost films, action, and strangely enough some elements from Scream in the comedy side. With some many different themes it was hard to really understand what this movie's identity was. The film had a serious tone throughout but had some awkward lines that felt right out of a Scream film. With those two different tones it felt as if the lines were funny bad writing rather than artistic vision.

The kills were bloody as all hell, which is par for the course with the slasher genre and a positive for this film. The reversed humanoid figure visuals for the killer were very incredibly unsettling.

I really enjoyed the plot for the most part, even though I felt the beginning and the end were much stronger than the middle lull. The twist was great, and I did not see it coming till it was almost too late. When this happens the movie really finds it grove and kept me locked in for the remaining twenty minutes.

Overall, Malignant is decent movie, maybe a little too ambitious for its own good.

**Verdict:** _Decent_

70/100

In Malignant, director James Wan crafts a visually-impressive horror experience in which camera work, production design, and aesthetics do most of the heavy lifting. Annabelle Wallis and her Backpack do their best with a garbage script and subpar supporting cast that appears to be there to punch the ticket. If you can get over the slow opening 30 minutes, Malignant's innovative ideas distinguish it from the usual horror movie clichés, giving surprising turns that keep you intrigued until the end.

I really liked this film. It wasn't that scary, but it did gross me out a lot. This is a horror film that feels like it didn't want to be terrifying but wanted to show us what is terrifying. The threat of the film was an interesting concept, and the film did a great job of making me invested in the story that is unfolding as you watch it. The ending felt a little loose, and I feel it should have gone a little longer, so it could have been a better end, but other than that, this was a great film, and I'd recommend it to anyone.