The Haunting of Sharon Tate

Actress Sharon Tate, while pregnant and living in Los Angeles, begins to have horrific visions of her own murder. These terrifying premonitions are accompanied by strange occurrences at her home. As the date of her child's birth draws nearer, Sharon must confront the possibility that her nightmares might be a terrifying glimpse into her imminent future, potentially orchestrated by a malevolent force.

The film received overwhelmingly negative reviews from critics and audiences alike. It was widely criticized for its exploitative nature, tasteless handling of a real-life tragedy, and poor execution in terms of script, acting, and direction. The movie struggled to find an audience and is generally considered one of the worst films of 2019.

• Widely condemned for its gratuitous and exploitative approach to a tragic real-life event.

• Critiqued for its nonsensical plot, weak performances, and overall lack of originality.

• Considered a tasteless and poorly made horror film that disrespects its subject matter.

Google audience: Audience reviews for 'The Haunting of Sharon Tate' are largely negative, with viewers expressing disgust at the film's premise and execution. Many found the movie disrespectful to Sharon Tate and her family, citing its exploitative nature and poor quality as major detriments.

Director Daniel Farrands stated that the film was intended as a "a tribute" to Sharon Tate, aiming to present a different perspective on her final days, focusing on her supposed psychic abilities rather than solely on the Manson Family murders.