The Shrine
Directed by Jon Knautz5.583%34%5.5
Two female journalists and a photographer travel to Europe to investigate a series of mysterious disappearances, only to find themselves embroiled in a struggle against a kind of evil they never expected.
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- Patrick Wai2 mars 2026The Shrine is a fun, enjoyable horror movie that leans more into mystery and creeping suspense than straight-up scares. The acting is pretty subpar, and some of the dialogue feels stiff, but once the story settles into its eerie, fog-drenched setting, the atmosphere starts doing the heavy lifting. There’s a steady sense of unease as the mystery surrounding the isolated village deepens. Instead of relying on constant jump scares, the film lets the pressure slowly build, layering in cult vibes and a growing feeling that something is very wrong. By the time it reaches the big reveal, the tension has tightened enough to make the payoff genuinely satisfying. It’s not groundbreaking, and it has its flaws, but it sticks the landing in a way that makes the ride worthwhile. For fans of slow-burn horror with a strong mystery at its core, The Shrine delivers a solid, entertaining watch.
- fraggle6724 juli 2025Kinda slow and boring. There's not enough in the final act to save it.
The Shrine Trivia
The Shrine was released on 14 oktober 2010.
The Shrine was directed by Jon Knautz.
The Shrine has a runtime of 85m.
The Shrine was produced by J. Michael Dawson.
Two female journalists and a photographer travel to Europe to investigate a series of mysterious disappearances, only to find themselves embroiled in a struggle against a kind of evil they never expected.
The key characters in The Shrine are Marcus (Aaron Ashmore), Carmen (Cindy Sampson), Sara (Meghan Heffern).
The Shrine is rated Not Rated.
The Shrine is a Skräck film.
The Shrine has an audience rating of 3.4 out of 10.
The Shrine had a budget of 1,5 mn US$.
The Shrine has made 102 tn US$ at the box office.