What "The Unseen" aims to be and what it actually becomes are two separate things. It's a horror picture exploring evil from an unusual source, with all the requisite scenes of violence and hints of perversion. There's another side to the work as well, a creative push that seems like it wants to construct a substantial character drama out of chiller materials, striving to instill personality into the effort to increase the movie's lasting potential. Interesting in fits, but also groggily paced and unsure of direction, "The Unseen" definitely has moments of tension, but there's also plenty of dead space littering the feature, reducing conflict and indulging oddity to a point of tiresome repetition. Read the rest at Blu-ray.com