Directed by Kurtis Spieler, “ The Dead Girl in Apartment 03 ” is a fairly good horror story that becomes presentable only for its creepy scores and caliginous cinematography. still, we see numerous familiar faces in the movie, but whether their performances are over to the mark is debatable. This story is about the survival of a dead girl’s roommate, Laura, whose room is an open place for disembodied spirits. Don’t anticipate any jumpscares from it, but the dark and satanic atmosphere can give you a bone-nipping experience. But the question is, who are these spirits? What was indeed the cause of the roommate’s death?
Spoilers Ahead
How Did Elizabeth Die?
“ The Dead Girl in Apartment 03 ” begins with a creepy suspension where we see joe( Bryan Manley Davis) being interrogated, and he counterattacks bobby with a question if he does believe in ghosts. And the scene shifts to Laura’s( Laura Dooling) house, where she gets intruded by a scratching sound. Putting off her earphones, she goes to see where her roommate, Elizabeth, is. But after she opens the door, she sees commodity terrible. And then come to the bobbies to probe her roommate Elizabeth’s death, which leaves Laura in maximum shock. We see Elizabeth’s cadaver with her wide open mouth and eyes striking out. It seems like she had seen commodity horrible right before her death. But what could that be? Wanting to know the answer to the question, the bobbies ask Laura about Elizabeth’s surname, but Laura spells it inaptly, leading the lady bobby operative Richard( Adrienne King) to mistrustfulness her relationship with her roommate. But Laura clarifies that they weren't so close; she had just moved then a couple of months ago from Masechusates, and she communicated with Elizabeth through an announcement about her looking for roommates, and that’s how they came roomies. She indeed says that she saw her a couple of days agone. The lady bobby mocked about the gratuities of living in New York. The bobbies continue the interrogation, and Laura explains that indeed though they were roommates, they used to slightly see each other as either of them would have different shifts. When being asked about the cousins of the victim, Laura tells the bobbies about her roommate having a loving and caring swain, who was kind of obsessed with her. Richard assumes that Elizabeth might have failed two days ahead. Chancing no trauma and no injury on her body, the bobbies suspect that Elizabeth might have had a seizure attack as her cadaver is left open-mouthed. But it’s hard to declare anything before a necropsy. The other manly bobby, Millar, who's a bit interested in Laura, gives her a card for the cleaning service and his number if she needs to stay away for the night. latterly, in the auto, Richard warns Millar not to get involved emotionally with any of the girls in the case, as they’re all suspected, and they might turn out to be the malefactor in the end, but Millar confidently denies that Laura doesn’t look like a miscreant. latterly, we see Laura getting worried and calling her mama. She says how alarmed she's to suppose that her dead roommate, Elizabeth, was there for a whole day or two, and Laura just intentionally passed by her room. She hangs up and eventually musters up her courage to stay there for the night, as she didn’t feel safe reaching that bobby, so she calls the cleaning service, and the cleaning service turns out to be treacherous for not showing up. Meanwhile, right behind Laura, we see someone standing with a broken posture and presumably bleeding. The person we’ve seen behind Laura might be the ghost of Elizabeth, which might have stupefied our backbones.
The suspension of the story continues, and we see Laura herself drawing the bottom where Elizabeth’s body is set up. And side by side, we see Richard advising Millar not to get involved with any of the girls from the case. She indeed shares numerous strange guests in her job regarding this issue. Meanwhile, we see Laura calling her ex-boyfriend Christian( Bryan Manley Davis), who can’t talk at that moment because he’s at a party. But the dark undertone and creepy background sound of the movie pull out the pressure of the story, and we understand that there's an ethereal presence in Laura’s room.
The night goes on, and Laura finds herself more alone and spooked, so she tells Christian about everything over the phone, asking him to come, but he refuses as they've broken up. This time, as Laura lies devastated in fear, we see a further intimidating figure that looks like Elizabeth’s cadaver. Eventually, helpless Laura calls Miller and reports that she heard scratching coming from Elizabeth’s room. When Miller and Detective Richard arrive, Laura lets them into Elizabeth’s room, and they find scrape marks behind the door. But as there's still no similar dubitation, the police come out of her house. Then in the auto, Richard informs Miller that Elizabeth’s necropsy report shows no signs of trauma, injury, medical illness, or any kind of bane, which makes our idea clearer that in Elizabeth’s death, there's no mortal involved.
‘ The Dead Girl In Apartment 03 ’ Ending Explained What Is There In Elizabeth’s Room?
By the time we see Laura and Christian, they aren't over each other as he keeps calling her back and talking about their bifurcation, but suddenly she hears a knock on the door. She finds it’s Elizabeth’s swain, Derek. When Derek wants to come by, we formerly don’t like his presence. His uncanny actuality and the way of asking Laura about the scratching sound made her uncomfortable. Though it seems enough natural for a nut to talk about his cherished’s demise, Derek’s ghostly regard would make you feel a bit awkward. Laura, on the rationale of going to the restroom, calls Millar to talk about Derek, but he assures her there’s nothing to worry about him, and she can just tell him to leave. And she has to do so when she finds Derek talking in Elizabeth’s room, saying that he’s sorry and he’d make everything right. Laura finds it weird at this point and asks him to leave. But now she has to make a dumber decision to pretend she's smart. She goes to her dead roommate’s room to search for commodities that could help the bobbies. While Elizabeth’s room is shown, it formerly gives off a dark, satanic vibe due to the red lighting. Inside the room, we also find weird effects that prove that she was into cacodemonic religions or was a member of them. Like, a pentagram-drawn book, Satan’s bodies on the wall, creepy dolls, and weird symbols drawn on her bottom, everything gives off the air of her being a Satan worshiper. Not just the observers, but Laura gets it too, and she sends the picture of the symbol she captured on her phone to Christian, asking him about that, but he doesn’t have any indication moreover.
Thus, when Laura eventually gets up to do some further exploration, the spirit enters her room and puts off the light. alarmed, Laura lights an electric beacon and calls Christian, and with his stimulant, she goes down to the basement to check the cadence box. But there, we see a demon being kept inside a room right behind Laura. Meanwhile, on Google, Christian finds what the symbol indicates, and it says that the symbol is used to summon the demon named Myzraak, who gives love and preoccupation to the person you want to be with, but it’s dangerous. incontinently, Christian calls Laura and leaves her a voice communication about the peril, but it looks like Myzraak is formerly there behind him.
Back then, we see Laura panting hard and chancing her way to sort everything out. While entering her room, she sees Elizabeth’s creepy dolls and a deer cranium-masked man inside her room. When hysterical, Laura asks him to leave her. She indeed finds Elizabeth’s ghost behind her. We eventually see the masked man is Derek, which we formerly tasted ahead. Derek ties Laura with a president on the Symbol of Myzraak and confesses the verity. He says that it was Elizabeth who summoned the demon to make Derek obsessed with her, which gets granted, but as immolation, the demon took Elizabeth’s life. Now Derek, who's intensively obsessed with his dead gal, wants to offer Laura’s body to bring her back. While he sets out to impale Laura, from before, Detective Millar shoots him to save her, but ultimately turns out to complete the immolation ritual for the demon. And now we see Laura getting Elizabeth. It seems like Richard’s warning against Laura comes true, but sorely, Millar might not be alive to partake in this experience with anybody in the future.
But what happens to Christian? We don’t know how the demon finds his victim, but we see Christian while getting interrogated by the bobbies. The demon indeed attacks him while standing right behind his reverse. But it’s still questionable why the demon attacked Christian. Was it Laura’s inner wishes to make him obsessed with her, or when searching for the symbols, Christian intentionally offers himself to get his ex-girlfriend back? It might be numerous effects. But surely, this is the end.
Conclusive review
The film starts with the eventuality to scarify the followership but eventually fails to give indeed a kindly melancholy feeling. Due to the absence of mystifications, the movie remains just an attempt at making a good horror story. But “ The Dead Girl in Apartment 03 ” does well with its creepy background score and dark undertones in the cinematography. still, the film’s budget was veritably low, so it nearly continued as a one-position movie. It doesn’t feel fair to say if this movie is a waste of time but in the end, it still doesn’t make you reflect at all which you generally anticipate from a good horror movie.
“ The Dead Girl in Apartment 03 ″ is a 2022 Drama Horror Film directed by Kurtis Spieler.