The Devil's Daughter

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An extremely well put film! Kinetic, bloody, dark toned, and super-violent, The Devil's Daughter is a glorious treat for fans of comic book and horror films. But it wouldn't work without the dazzling, intelligent, and unhinged performances of its main leads.

Ultimately, the plot is as dangerously intriguing as its central character, walking around with a hammer and an axe in hand, but it's also a whole bunch of grisly, satisfying fun, especially the unkempt, merciless, chaotic energy of Harley Quinn.

This is a fan film for charity, and I appreciate that, but I'd rather just donate to the charity.

If you edited out all the awkward long pauses between actors saying dialog, the movie would be half the length. There were an untold number of scenes that could have easily been edited, shortened, or simply left out that just felt painfully long.

The color and lighting were rough. I feel like if they'd filmed it on a cell phone it would have looked better. Was there even an effort on sound? It looked and sounded like it was filmed with an old 90's camcorder.

I couldn't hold my eyes open for several stretches from boredom, but when I woke up the plot hadn't even moved so I didn't miss anything.

It was unnecessarily gory in a lot of the scenes that had action and it didn't match up with the dialog driven plot, so it felt jarring and out of place.

I'll give the actors credit for trying, but it was just so out of sync.

Great Job to the director, cast, and everyone involved!!! This was an amazing movie and not only was it enjoyable and made me laugh too but it also went for a great cause. Keep making movies!!!

I enjoyed the movie the story was well told and kept me interested. Most fan base movie are short and try to copy the Hollywood version. This movie explores Harley Quinn from beginning to darkest end. It tells the story.