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Critic Review
Horror StoryHorror Story movie story revolves around seven youngsters who challenge each other to spend the night at the infamous Hotel in the heart of the city.Story in detail:Paranormal phenomenon has a mix of the believers and the non-believers, as were these seven youngsters. They were friends from their school / college days and were meeting after many years to celebrate. One of them was leaving to pursue his goal and career abroad. The night of their reunion was supposed to be a farewell party, however it turned out to be just something else. A chance news announcement on the telly that was playing at the pub caught their attention and soon resulted in a drunken debate and before they knew it they were gate crashing into a hotel, that was popularly believed to be haunted.Their objective was just to have some fun; little did they know that this will turn out to be the most horrendous night of their life, rather, the last night of their life! .
Horror Story should be liked by all fans of the genre. Vikram Bhatt promised that the film would provide chills and thrills in the crisp one-and-a-half hour it lasts and he completely delivers on this. Kudos!.
On the whole, HORROR STORY should be liked by horror film buffs and those who relish this genre. Most importantly, it lives up to its promise of providing chills and thrills in those crisp 1.30 hours, which should work with its target audience. Additional.
A scare-fest that makes your blood freeze and flesh crawl, "Horror Story" is your worst nightmare come true. Shot in colours that contour the flavour of dread and doom, the feel-fear flick has moment that make your heart skip a beat..
Barring a scene, where you see an empty wheelchair moving around the hotel corridors, the rest fails to send shivers down your spine. You get bored of the running around. With no major scares, the film gets tedious and even 90 minutes seem like never-endi.
