Automata

Lawrie Brewster and the Crew at Hex Studios keep getting better and better and I feel they're starting to hit they're stride.

Automata: The Devil's Machine was the first time I Kickstarted a movie and I can honestly say I'm glad I did. The movie definitely oozes with style. Has good direction, solid acting and writing. The best part of the movie was the Doll herself.

The biggest negative would probably be budget. You can tell this movie didn't have the biggest budget. But even with that it still comes off as well made. After watching a few of their other films I feel they're budgets will start to improve as they get more recognition. I really can't wait to their next one.

Definitely give this one a chance if you looking for a horror movie with a more gothic feel to it. The's Devil's Machine will easily scratch that itch.

I loved the premise and decided to give it a chance. Glad I did! It's a beautifully shot film and a welcome addition to the horror genre.

If you're looking for more modern horror and/or millions of dollars in CGI effects and actor's pay, perhaps this is not for you.

If you like indie-horror and Hammer / United International Films (like Roger Corman's Poe films), then by all means dig in to this film. Beautifully shot and riveting.

Lawrie Brewster has a track record of producing effectively creepy horror movies on modest budgets. Artfully shot and employing some beautiful interiors, Automata features the engaging Jamie Scott Gordon in a tale of an automated doll inhabited by an ancient curse.

I enjoyed The Devils Machine aka (Automata) especially the Phantom Horsemen can't say no more as I do not want to ruin anyones fun by giving any spoilers. Brewster's storytelling is quite addictive! If you enjoy it like I did I may like to recommend his earlier films Lord of Tears,The Black Gloves or Unkindness of Ravens. The Owlman is a cool creature! Beware the Owlman!