Rosario

2025

Action / Horror

43
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Certified Fresh 70% · 33 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Spilled 47% · 50 ratings
IMDb Rating 4.4/10 10 2032 2K

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Director

Felipe Vargas Photo
Felipe Vargas

Top cast

David Dastmalchian Photo
David Dastmalchian as Joe
Luna Baxter Photo
Luna Baxter as Harlow
Paul Ben-Victor Photo
Paul Ben-Victor as Marty
Emilia Faucher Photo
Emilia Faucher as Young Rosario
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23.976 fps
1 hr 28 min
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by Kai_Fearless 3 / 10

Waste of David Dastmalchian

Reviewed by stevendbeard 3 / 10

Confusing...Hard To Follow

Reviewed by GrumpyMovieBuff 5 / 10

She Sees Dead People... and Makes Terrible Decisions Anyway

Rosario is a frustratingly good movie. I say that because, on almost every technical level, it's solid. The production value is high. The cinematography is stylish and moody, perfectly complementing the eerie tone the director clearly worked hard to build. The acting? Strong across the board. The atmosphere? Genuinely creepy at times-unsettling in the best way. I want to like this movie more than I do. I should like it more than I do.But I can't. Because of Rosario herself.The main character, Rosario, is-put bluntly-an idiot. And I don't mean the typical horror movie brand of "bad decision-making" we've come to expect from side characters. I mean she's the lead, and her defining trait seems to be astonishing stupidity. We're told she's a savvy Wall Street investor, but nothing she says or does reflects that. In fact, almost every awful thing that happens to her throughout the movie is a direct result of her own thoughtless, reckless, or laughably naïve decisions.At first, I tried to give her the benefit of the doubt. Maybe she was in over her head. Maybe her arrogance would be part of a character arc. But no-she just keeps making choices so bafflingly dumb that I stopped rooting for her entirely. And once you lose investment in your protagonist, the whole movie starts to lose its grip.It's a shame, because there's real talent behind the camera. The filmmakers clearly know how to craft tension, build mood, and shoot a good-looking film. The script, unfortunately, doesn't give the lead much intelligence or agency-and watching her stumble from one boneheaded decision to the next becomes less suspenseful and more comical as things go on.Rosario is a well-directed, well-acted horror film that's undone by a main character so devoid of basic intelligence or self-preservation instincts that it breaks the immersion. If you're okay watching a beautiful, creepy movie with a protagonist who constantly deserves what's coming to her, you might enjoy it more than I did.
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