Paranormal Adoption

The first thought that came to mind when I viewed this film was, "Wow, for an independent production, these are some great actors!". I'm very impressed by the young talent in the movie. Also, the exciting plot kept me on the edge of my seat, always wondering what would happen next and how the characters would pull through. There are many diverse elements that contribute to the intriguing complexity of this script. This film was well cast as the actors were totally believable. The ending was shocking and hard to predict. I had envisioned other scenarios for the ending , but not the one that really happened. Like a lot of indie films, this one falls into several genres, horror, drama, crime, thriller, mystery. Overall , I would highly recommend this film if you are into these genres.

Quite possibly one of the best movies ever made - and not only within it's category, which is horror, drama, mystery and thriller.

Supporting well casted actor in the beginning of the movie immediately dragged me to the omnious and creepy atmoshere of the movie.

Having goosebumps the whole time, talented movie crew gave me no time to blink as I was sitting attached to my sofa as never before.

You can literally see the strong parent-like connection between Lacy (briliantly portraited by talented Piper Watts) and unforgettable Dr. Camden (acted by her real father and director in the same person - Carl Watts) as he was trying to find the best possible parents for 8 years old Lucy and her doll.

One last hat off goes to Lucy's deaf-muted best friend Henry - it almost appears like Ed Dyer is disabled also in real life, which he isnt.

10 out of 10 without any doubt. I will try to make sure as many people as possible see this movie.

I loved Paranormal Adoption.

There is so much suspense,

What a surprise the ending was.

There was such connection with each character.

The actors were so believable.

What great direction and the music really fit the film.

I would highly recommend this great movie to my family and friends because every moment of this movie was exciting, dramatic, and funny.

I would see it again because of the quality that the movie gives.

If you do not see this movie you will be missing a good movie.

I am sure once you see this movie you are going to want to tell your friends about seeing this movie.

Quite entertaining. There are a lot of things that drew me to watch this film several times. The characters are very real. I believe that this couple are actually married. I looked up the dad ( William Morse) on IMDb to see if he was actually married to the actress who played the mom ( Marina Lyon ) and saw that he is not, but that's how good the performance was. The actress that played the little girl is Piper Watts who also gave a very real performance. Extraordinary for a girl that young. All of the supporting characters like the priest, funeral director, detective, attorney, etc were also extremely well cast. The film starts out slow as the characters are introduced, and the back stories are revealed. It doesn't take long for the momentum to build and you won't want to make any trips for popcorn during the second half of the film. I told two friends about this film and they liked it as much as I did. Ten stars.

Don't know why this movie showed up on my Apple TV in the horror section. But since I had already seen the rest of the bunch, I rented this one. Since I managed to see it through without going to bed, it gets two stars.

The only person doing a decent acting, is the new father. The quality of the plot almost made me think of "Planet 9 from outer space".

But then I didn't know this was an indie until I read the other comments. And I suspect most of the film's budget went into paying 30 people to give this movie 10 stars and favorable reviews.

Lesson learned: Apple isn't all about quality anymore, at least not in the TV business.