Why you should WATCH ‘ The Invitation ‘(2022)!!!

The Invitation was Directed by Jessica M.Thompson & Written by Blair Butler.

PS: Do Not Watch The Trailer

Having no prior knowledge of this movie, I enjoyed it.

We see a huge estates castle in the movie's opening scene.

Then we entered the interior in a complete Gothic atmosphere and the lighting was absolutely stunning.

When a butler asks his Ma'am to eat because she is weak, she pushes him out and commits suicide by hanging. The special shot reminds me of a movie that started the same way in 2006 named 'STAY ALIVE' directed by William Brent Bell.

As Evelyn or Evie 'Misandei' in Game of Thrones, she works as a freelancer as an ordinary girl from New York. In addition to her profession, she is also a ceramic artist. She lost her mother to cancer a few months earlier and her father when she was 14 years old. 

Previously unknown to Evie, she got a DNA match with an English cousin.  

Later on, she is invited to England's countryside for the wedding of her new cousin.

Here the adventure gets started.

For a movie rated PG-13, it’s really TOP: No much blood, the scares are too mild and not effective.

From my humble point of view, The Invitation is a Thriller Romance movie with some Horror elements.

Evie and Walter, interpreted by Thomas Doherty, they had positive chemistry together. I really enjoyed their brief conversations with so much desire in their eyes. The kissing scenes are so sweet and warm, as I said, it’s a well-done PG-13 movie.

This was a good movie in terms of technical characteristics: the costumes were stylish and the lighting was amazing, creating a completely gothic atmosphere that reminded me of Tim Burton's films, interpreted by the famous Johnny Depp, with a very cold and dark atmosphere. Although the film is not a true horror, the production quality is much higher than most of the other horrors.

The acting and the cinematography were great. If you want to watch a vampire romance movie, I recommend it to you. You’ll enjoy it.

 English-centered mansion and castle in the countryside of England. This is the decor of most of the movie. The library and the wine cave made me feel like I was a character inside a thriller book. The rooms are well decorated and well lighted: Dark rooms make the moment obvious, but other elements that blend dark and light offer some safety to dive into.

 The story is medium, good enough, and holds some elements of an engaging character. It was the vampire plot line that provided the biggest twist for me because there was a lot of mystery about what was going on in the castle. I watched the movie blind, having never seen a trailer or synopsis. I had so much fun with it and unlike many things, I've seen recently.