A Hell of a Difference

Well, those involved in making this movie have already submitted their ratings, hence the current score of 7.2.

If a general audience gets to see it, we will quickly see the ratings fall.

I can't speak in much depth about this film because I gave up on it after seventeen minutes.

I dare anyone to last longer.

The dialogue is awful, the characters are completely unconvincing, and the acting is of an amateur dramatics standards.

Still, at least these young people got something made, which is more than some manage, so perhaps that effort will spur them into improving in their future endeavours.

And given that this review, for some reason, needs to contain at least six hundred characters, I will now talk about absolutely nothing in order to fill the space.

What could have been a fun movie was let down by odd decisions.

Sure the acting isn't top teir but we've seen worse in higher production movies that take themselves much more seriously that this movie does.

If anything it feels at times that certain cast members are acting for the stage rather than the camera exampled when the step sister gestures to a non existent audience rather than the fellow actors when getting them to leave the room.

I've no idea why someone opted for the awful costume and makeup design for the Devon character.

It seemed unnecessary, with his face going unnoticed by most while being unequivable proof to others he's a demon.

I get that it's not to be taken overly seriously but the look and lack of acknowledgement of it left me wondering why they didn't just go with a much more human look or no make-up at all.

Honestly, even though I got further than other reviewers here I couldn't finish it.

Ultimately I couldn't decide weather this movie knew what it wanted to be with half the cast playing it straight with others hamming it up.

Hopefully these guys will have at it again and produce something cool in the future.