While "Pentagram" offers an intriguing premise of teenagers trapped within a mysterious pentagram, the film falls short in its character development. A more nuanced portrayal of the characters would have significantly elevated the narrative. The lack of palpable tension between the main protagonists detracts from the suspense that such a plot demands.

Moreover, the subplot involving the group robbing a diner at gunpoint feels implausible, given the character dynamics presented. Predictability is another issue; the climax, rather than being a shocking revelation, is something one could see coming from the early stages of the film. In essence, "Pentagram" had the potential to be a gripping thriller, but it misses the mark due to its underdeveloped characters and foreseeable plot twists.

Sometimes some movies are so bad they're good. While Pentagram isn't the case it did have a few laughs, my personal favourite being the guy and girl getting half naked and tying their clothes together in order to reach candles in various spots of the room, had a good laugh at that scene.

The rest of it just didnt bring anything, having such a small cast didn't help and like I say you know what you get with B-Movies, I love them for that very reason. Pentagram just felt very awkward, like the actors themselves were uncomfortable and didnt want to even be on the screen, I powered through but it isn't one I will remember in a few weeks time.