Fated

Miles a successful banker receives a threatening text that will put him on a crash course. He doesn't know who's behind it but he quickly realizes that unless he does something about it, everyone he loves could be the next victim.

Larry Lowe does a good job at bringing credibility to our protagonist and the pacing imposed by the director bring enough tension to keep you hooked. The supporting cast also do a good job helping our hero untangle this web he finds himself in.

Will Milles find who's behind the text before someone else falls victim to this evil mastermind? Give this indie gem a go and you'll find out.

I just finished watching this awesome thriller and enjoyed the storytelling from beginning to end so much. The main actor did such an incredible, believable job that I'm surprised I haven't seen him in more things. There was a level of mystery that was engaging and intriguing and kept me very curious all the way to the end. I thought the pacing was good too, I never felt bored, and felt the suspense. My only critique is that although there were other strong actors in this film, like the lady with mental health issues, some of the acting performances left more to be desired, but I think the story and writing is so strong it doesn't really take away from enjoying the film. I highly recommend this film to anyone who enjoys a solid suspenseful, mysterious thriller.

I admire filmmakers, especially low-budget filmmakers. To make a film is a labour of love, or should be. All films have merit, no matter how bad they are.

This film's merit is the fact it was made. Everything else about it is ludicrous. The script is weak at best, the acting terrible at best. In fact, the acting is so bad, I felt while watching it was deliberately so, that the whole film was an in-joke.

This is billed as a thriller. It isn't. Thankfully I've just watched it on Prime as part of a subscription so it was free in a sense.

If you must watch it - and in a perverse way I'd recommend it - watch out for the flat champagne scene. The budget obviously didn't stretch to champagne - or Cava or Prosecco. In fact, every scene contains something to be amused at.

Ignore any reviews that praise this film. They have either never seen the medium of film before or are family or cast members - it's terrible.

If anyone reading this review wants to exact real revenge on someone, tie them to a chair and make them watch this - it's abysmal.

"Fated" is a gripping thriller that keeps you on the edge of your seat from start to finish. Writer and Director Yohance Brinson masterfully weaves a tale of suspense and intrigue, drawing viewers into a world where the line between reality and nightmare blurs.

Larry Lowe delivers a stellar performance as Miles Carter, the protagonist whose life is turned upside down by a series of mysterious threats. Lowe's portrayal captures the emotional turmoil of a man caught in a desperate struggle to protect his loved ones while unraveling the truth behind the sinister messages.

What makes "Fated" truly captivating is its relentless pace and unpredictable twists. Just when you think you have it all figured out, the story takes a sharp turn, keeping you guessing until the very end. Brinson's skillful storytelling keeps the audience engaged and invested in Miles' journey, rooting for him every step of the way.

The film is not only a thrilling mystery but also a thought-provoking exploration of human nature and the lengths we will go to protect those we care about. As Miles races against time to uncover the identity of his tormentor, he confronts his own fears and vulnerabilities, ultimately emerging stronger and more determined than ever.

With its compelling storyline, standout performances, and expert direction, "Fated" is a must-see for fans of the genre. It's a testament to the power of cinema to entertain, thrill, and leave a lasting impact long after the credits roll. Don't miss this unforgettable cinematic experience.

I always check the reviews when I start a movie and with all the HIGH 9 reviews, I thought I was really in for a thriller treat. No such luck - This is the worst acting I've seen!

This is my first review and I feel terrible that it has to be so negative.

The actress who played MILES' wife and practically all the other female characters made me cringe.

UNCLE LEROY was the best actor on the set.

And all the voices sounded dubbed, which made no sense. If you wanted black voices, why not just use black actors?

It was truly hard to focus on the story because the acting was so horrible.

I don't want to keep repeating how bad it is but you have to use 500 characters.

The acting Sucks! Someone has to have paid for those "9/10" reviews.