Money problems force a family of four to move into grandma’s large home. Granny fell ill shortly after grandpa passed away and is now watched over by a sinister housekeeper. Of course there’s also a supernatural presence in the home slowly working a revenge angle on the family matriarch and targeting the mentally fragile young son. The badly burnt specter pops up from time to time offering mostly failed jump scares and papa begins to crack under the pressure of his failing business. There’s also a hawt young fella wandering around the outskirts of the film preparing for a religious battle we just know is coming. Dad cracks and mortal harm seems an inevitability as we wait for the sexy young man of God to come to the rescue. Diminishing returns begin eating away at the Siccîn series. It’s not insulting but it sure as hell has lost its edge. Whereas the third part was weighed down by how jumbled and vague it was, this part just treads familiar waters and adds nothing new.
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