I'm so confused but I kept watching it.

If you are looking for a pure horror and suspense movie, this ain't it chief. I don't know if they intended it to be a lil funny (cause you know, the main character is a comedian) but it's a mixture of horror and comedy, as well as romance and action. I know, a lot of conflicting genre to this movie. But that's how it is.

The concept is good that's why I had high expectations about this movie. Sadly, it didn't achieve it. Maybe the non-closure of the homes is the reason for it? Sure, the plot didn't say that they'll gonna "solve whatever happened to the place" cause it's definitely not a ghost hunting story but transitioning to the other scene makes it difficult to understand.

Unlike other people (i've seen other reviews) i sorta liked the ending. Maybe because it's the only part of the movie that excites me lol That's the only part that caught my attention.. well.. disregarding the weird vfx from the incense (it was cool at first but doing it repeatedly is a lil cringey and doesn't really match up with the horror vibes.. but THEN AGAIN i don't know what genre this is categorized on) It reminds me of a Korean drama called "Sell Your Haunted House". ESPECIALLY the real estate agent? oof- (Yes, that one is a ghost hunting story and IT'S VERY GOOD– okay i'm not here to review that. I'm here to review Stigmatized Property. Let's go back –)

The acting is okay. Some people find the lead actress' acting obnoxious but it's an -eh- for me. Kame's okay. The rest is an -eh- too.

All in all, It's an okay movie. I don't really expect nor wish to have a remake cause it's an open-ended storyline. There's no proper ending for this so there's not gonna be an organized plot for it.

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