Bhangarh: The Last Episode (2017) User Reviews

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[amazingeventskanpur · 7/10 · 4 April 2017]

I love watching found footage genre films and watching an Indian film in this genre was really surprising. The horror films in India are still inspired from the 70's with same old 'not at all scary ghosts' and hot girls, totally useless and waste of time. This film actually shows that there are people in this country who can do something impressive. A bunch of freelance TV reporters visits Bhangarh, a spooky haunted location in India. In spite of warning of not staying overnight in the property, the crew decided to stay for the sake of a breaking news. The results were disastrous. The actors were good, specially I liked the producer, played by Sonel Singh. There was no background music in the film, ambiance was the only sound effect and it was really creepy, specially in night scenes only with the ambiance of air and crickets. What I found amiss was the climax which was short and a bit too fast. Some questions were unanswered too till the end of the film. According to me it was a great effort, I saw one more film on Bhangarh, which was really too bad. Hope to see more of these kind of films in India from Indian filmmakers.

Impressive though not very scary

[royalchallengedeh · 7/10 · 20 June 2017]

actually i was searching for things related to Bhangarh, when i got the link of this film. Bhangarh is a very interesting place and i love stories related to that place. I have seen both the earlier films on Bhangarh, the first one was trip to bhangarh and the second one was Bhangarh. One thing is sure that this film is way better to earlier two release on the most spooky place of India. Use of found footage photography was appropriate move as this way film looks more natural and original. I loved watching it.

Another Hollywood inspiration.

[silverbellsmusical · 6/10 · 20 April 2017]

Five reporters went to Bhangarh, a haunted location in India and to shoot a news and disappeared. After some years the footage was found. The story line is very much inspired from The Blair Witch Project. While Blair Witch was creepy and fresh, this Indian inspiration just try to follow it and gets successful in bits and pieces. Two of the actors looks fake most of the time. Though the producer, main news anchor and the Rumana did a good job. The biggest positive point of the film is the shots of Bhangarh, which looks splendid in daylight and very spooky after the sunset. Another good thing is absence of background music, there are only live effects and sometime this gives us a reason to get spooked. There are no songs, no dance and this is all good. The biggest negative thing is the thin climax. The film ends abruptly and leaves so many question unanswered. The film could have been way better if the camera work was more shaky and less HD.

Best film so far on Bhangarh

[shivangitipsy · 8/10 · 2 July 2017]

Bhangarh is considered one of the most haunted locations and I have seen several videos on YouTube, on news channel and two films about this spooky 14th century place which was totally deserted overnight. This film gives a complete tour of the place, like the spooky place where the magician used to live, ruins of the market, temples without any god's statue and the fort. The film is shot on found footage and this was a right decision as not showing too much pathetic ghosts in the film actually looks better. The actors are good except the two cameraman, one speaks a few line and other continuously hams throughout the film. The best part of the film was the climax which was totally unexpected and not at all in line with the usual Indian horror films climax. We need horror films like this in our country..

Ramsay brothers Se Different

[melodydotcomevents · 8/10 · 20 June 2017]

I kept reading one fact about Indian horror films that Ramsay brothers were the pioneers. But simply i feel hopeless and lost after watching their films with only one question in mind 'why our horror films are so cheap'. Now this film shows some hope. At least in this film there is no masked ghost and old castles and a possessed girl. five reporters visit haunted location of Bhangarh and disappeared and the mysteriously behind their disappearance is hidden in the footage of their camera. Though I agree with one of the reviewers that the film is inspired from Hollywood but in fact we need to take inspiration from Hollywood only then we will be able to do something different and promising.