Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuCollege student Alex experiences strange events after a night out drinking. She suffers from injuries, visions, and a supernatural assault. Her friends grow concerned, her condition worsens,... Alles lesenCollege student Alex experiences strange events after a night out drinking. She suffers from injuries, visions, and a supernatural assault. Her friends grow concerned, her condition worsens, losing control and fighting for survival.College student Alex experiences strange events after a night out drinking. She suffers from injuries, visions, and a supernatural assault. Her friends grow concerned, her condition worsens, losing control and fighting for survival.
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- Drehbuch
- Hauptbesetzung
- Brian Wolski
- (as Kevin Jake Walker)
- Professor Madison
- (as Wayne M. Conroy)
- ER Doctor
- (as David Jeffery)
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Playing camera and light tricks that seem designed only to showboat his technique, what is really revealed is an object lesson in the old phrase "Knowing just enough to get oneself in trouble." I can only hope that with the passage of time, the director/writer/editor/Svengali behind this wet splat comes to be humiliated by how amateurish he once was as he's grown into creating valid works.
Plotwise, NO new ground is covered here. Not a centimeter of fresh ideas, but a fairly sizable contribution to teen-boy gratification fantasies wherein pretty girls say the c-word and a bleach blonde gives generously to the public nipple fund and the heroine is ...naturally, a virgin. Completely gratuitous gazongas (In the shower, of course!) is a sign someone has lost focus. This film doesn't ever seem to have bothered so much as looking for its reading glasses.
To get performances this poor on film requires determination in casting, extraordinary bad-luck or a George Lucas level micro-managerial determination to suck any kind of reality out of the otherwise human-shaped beings verbalizing and mugging on the beleaguered screen. Add to that a series of times where you can literally speak the dialogue before the characters do, and you have a morbid product to foist upon people who could have otherwise put that hour and a half of their fleeting lives into anything and found it more worthwhile.
The question of why it was made has been tossed out in a few reviews and while it seems like a bit of a mystery, I don't think it is at all. The answer lies in the opening of this review. It was a vanity piece created by a would-be auteur without talent or technique enough to assemble a film worth watching. I just hope he's able to grow using this film as experience. Another film this bad and Ewe Boll is going to be hiring hit people to come after this guy for working his stretch of sidewalk.
Best recommendation is for 12 year-old boys who've never heard of horror films before. THAT would be a happy group. Anyone else is going to find themselves checking their phones during most of this digital face-palm.
The movie is only about 90 minutes short but it still feels way too long. It stretches things out, which cause the movie to get a bit tiresome after a while. OK, we get it! She is possessed, now get back to the story and tell us why and how it can be undone. It stalls for as long as possible and unfortunately there also isn't a good payoff to any of it.
It's all a real shame, since I actually was quite into the movie at first. I liked that it wasn't being like a typical modern horror-flick, involving teenagers. It seemed to take a far more clever and classy approach, despite its low-budget. Guess they forget about the script though, or perhaps they thought that half a good and originally written story would be enough to make a great genre movie out of.
It's weird how the movie successfully seems to avoid all of the genre clichés at first but then suddenly starts using every cliché out of the book and begins doing stuff that we have all seen before in different and far better genre movies. Yes, it doesn't look like it at first but in the end this movie is being nothing more than just another "The Exorcist" wannabe and knockoff.
The movie also becomes a totally unlikely one after a while, when its story starts doing some stupid things. Some of the events that happen in this movie are so unlikely and silly that they start taking away some of the suspension of disbelief. This especially goes for its very ending.
Still a good and original enough movie in some ways but in the end it's being nothing more than just another cheap and lazy "The Exorcist" ripoff.
5/10
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It tries to rip-off better movies, like The Exorcist or The Entity and fails miserably.
The opening credits are something straight out of YouTube. Wait, no, that's unfair...I've seen better opening credits in YouTube.
This was Greg A. Sager's first attempt at making professional movies...and I have an advice for him: please Mr. Sager, don't quit your day job yet. He is the Director, Writer & Editor of this abomination. At least he did an "ok" job in the editing dept.
The script is awful and completely ridiculous. It's filled with plot holes and full of ludicrous situations.
The acting is simply atrociously bad. There's not 1 good actor in the whole movie. I'm serious: sometimes it feels like a homemade movie, as if some friends just grabbed one camera and said "let's make a scary movie, you guys!".
Photography is a mess and I'm starting to feel like they didn't do the catering right.
The FX are complete trash. And most of them are just CGI. Bad CGI.
The only "redeeming factor" of the whole movie is that they took one of YouTube's most infamous "scary clips" and remade it almost exactly. So yeah, it's that unoriginal. But hey, at least they've proved that the YouTube video was a hoax...right?
Seriously...don't watch this poorly made and very badly acted piece of garbage. Remember that life is finite. You've been warned.
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Breanne Whitaker: I mean, two years you've been with the girl and the frigid bitch still won't give it up?
Brian Wolski: Can you please just shut up and leave her alone?
Breanne Whitaker: You know I'm right.
Brian Wolski: I said, enough!
Breanne Whitaker: Well, I guess if she was so perfect, you wouldn't be fucking me!
- Crazy CreditsNo humans, animals or demons were harmed in the filming of this movie.
- SoundtracksAn Accident Waiting To Happen
Written by Becky Willard (BMI)
Performed by Becky Willard
Published by Sleepy Ginger Publishing (BMI)
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