Relic (2020)

To start off, I’ve read a lot of good reviews about this movie, so I was hopeful that it would be a promising first movie by a new director, but it’s just……eh. Twenty minutes in and I wanted to watch the movie sped up, it felt slow and nothing was really happening, I think that it was trying to go for a slow build-up but it just didn’t work for me. This page has relic 2020, watch online, relic 2020 free download, full movie hd.

I didn’t care about the characters, I knew little to nothing about the “ghost” or whatever the whole black ash stuff was, and there was really nothing new or unique about this movie, sorry that this seems harsh but I felt like I watched a live-action version of a run-of-the-mill indie horror game. Filmxy has Relic (2020) Online Full Movie, Relic (2020) free download HD Bluray 720p 1080p with English subtitle. Stars: Emily Mortimer, Robyn Nevin, Bella Heathcote.

The dream sequences felt like they meant nothing and they were just repeats of the same thing, a cabin in the woods, a glass window, and the grandmother. I’m just disappointed and confused about how this movie I wasted money on got so much praise.

It would’ve been fine as a short, indie, horror game, whispering voices, a few jump scares, and a few “TURN BACK” notes, and then an ending with a jumpscare. I get that it’s supposed to also be a metaphor for Alzheimer’s but I didn’t really get to know the grandmothers past enough to feel bad for her memory loss, no flashbacks, pictures, or videos. 

I completely think that this movie would’ve been better off being a drama about a woman and her daughter dealing with the grandmother’s Alzheimers instead of this weird supernatural mess. A good example of a movie that was able to perfectly do family drama and horror is “Hereditary”, there were enough arguments and somber moments to keep your attention as a family drama and there were enough creepy moments to keep you interested in how the horror was going to play out. However, hereditary is a movie that took a lot of detail, money, and had a lot more behind it than this movie probably had, no offense of course.

But the director didn’t use what they had to their best ability. On a positive note, I did think that there was one good emotional moment that displayed Alzheimer’s, and I kind of liked the last scene in the movie even if I didn’t understand what the hell it meant. But in the end, skip this one, keep your money, or watch a better movie instead.