This occult horror movie had promise, but the dependence of the supposedly shocking reveal that was briefly announced earlier just did not succeed in turning this movie into one of those "ah ha" moments. Instead, surprisingly not a lot of thrills and actions explode as the movie continues onward. There are efforts and intriguing moments and scenes, but they instead seem to be too disjointed, confusing, and underdeveloped. Even the quarter of a century old End of Days (1999) has more energetic and potent horror that drips from the screen. The Seventh Day cannot be recommended because the movie is oversold to the put of being a let down by the end. Father Daniel's character portrayal really just does not seem up to the part and how the movie develops.

Nobody expected anything of this movie and still ends up disappointing.

Everything is wrong with this movie, the photography, the performances are awful, Vadhir and Guy always have the same expression during the entire movie. The script is horrible and predictable, of terror it has nothing, the jumpscares are predictable, the plot is not well defined, there is no logic in what happens, the characters act stupid in any situation, the make up es awful, in the first act the dialogues are large and tedious, I think that there is nothing redeemable of this movie. In conclusion it's a boring movie that nobody has to see.

This is a very good film

Enjoy at your pleasure.

Watch it, and make up your own mind what the low ratings are all about.

A worthy follow on from Constantine. O e you will most definaItaly watch again.