Shiloh Fernandez

I don't remember.

Um, th- Shiloh Fernandez, who plays David-

Yes.

Yes

He just watches whatever.

Hell yeah.

Um, but yeah, I think, uh, Shiloh Fernandez is good in this movie.

I think that he ...

You felt obliged to care about and follow their journey.

and feel remorse when they get possessed outside of Jane Levy's character Mia none of them really stood out and when they got possessed or you know mangled you didn't really care for them except for maybe Shiloh Fernandez who plays David you know him and Mia were the ones who you know who had something of an arc they were both the Ash Williams of this film I also I think also when it stops to try and explain the lore of the film it loses some mystique and it drags the pacing down Sometimes the film feels longer than it actually is, and the final blood-rain-soaked sequence, which I think would give the rave scene from the first Blade film a run for its money, it does feel very tacked on, and it kind of diminishes the emotional weight of the addiction storyline.

Still, other than that, I do kind of enjoy it for what it is, despite its few shortcomings.

No matter how busy you ever got, you always found time for me.

Ben Barnes, who plays Prince Taspian in the Naryan movies, and is in Westworld and stuff.

And someone called Shiloh Fernandez.

They were the final three up for the role, and Rathbone would pounce him.

And I think, yeah, they hit the jackpot there.