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The New York Times by Andy Webster
The Offering, a muddled horror film, falls over itself incorporating as many genre elements as possible. The result is the cinematic equivalent of combining every paint color on a canvas: a murky mess.
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It inspires retrospective gratitude for the empty yet slick craftsmanship of someone like James Wan.
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The Hollywood Reporter by John DeFore
What it all adds up to is either laughably baffling or just plain laughable, depending on how much attention one has paid.
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The Offering leaves few horror devices unused.
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Los Angeles Times by Noel Murray
[An] uninspired, nonsensical mishmash, which crudely cobbles together second-hand religious imagery, abrasively noisy jump-scares, and — for some reason — techno-phobia.