Those Who Call 2021

Art & Craft

In terms of visual and technical craft, the film struggles with numerous shortcomings. Reviewers cite poor cinematography, low‑budget night sequences that are difficult to see, and uneven editing. A few comments acknowledge an adequate atmosphere and modestly effective effects in some scenes. Overall, the technical execution remains inconsistent and detracts from the viewing experience.

Character & Emotion

When evaluating character work, the performances are uniformly criticized. Viewers describe the leads as among the worst acting seen, with irritating, one‑dimensional sisters lacking chemistry or emotional depth. Even the minority who note the actors' effort note that the result remains amateurish. The character aspect therefore fails to engage or resonate.

Story & Flow

The narrative structure receives largely negative feedback. Critics point to a simplistic, repetitive plot riddled with dialogue loops and glaring holes, resulting in sluggish pacing. A small segment of praise mentions a later buildup of tension and a more effective climax, yet these moments do not compensate for the overall lack of coherence and originality. The story remains underdeveloped.

Sensory Experience

Sensory elements such as visual style and sound design are uneven. Some reviewers commend an unsettling atmospheric tone in the early town scenes, while others highlight overly dark night footage and mediocre effects that hinder clarity. No strong commentary on soundtrack is provided, leaving the sensory experience generally unremarkable and inconsistent.

Rewatch Factor

Replay value is minimal according to the majority of comments. Audiences find the film boring, expressing a desire for the protagonists to die rather than continue, and report no incentive to revisit the material. A solitary positive note mentions occasional enjoyment from the atmospheric setup, but this does not offset the prevailing lack of rewatch appeal.