Tell Me Your Name

I had hopes for this one. It had good marketing and a lot of fake reviews it seems.

The acting was okay for a low budget. The movie was very predictable. I can't say there was anything new other than the ending which kind of fell flat. The sound work was well done, the camera work not so much. If shadows work into your story make sure the camera guy's shadow isn't in the shots.

I'd skip this one if I were someone reading the reviews. It offers not much new and it is really, painfully slow moving too.

Don't waste money or time. Had to go through the process of making a account to warn how bad this movie is

This film is pretty poorly made with the main offender being the editing of the movie. It's blatantly obvious that large scenes were cut out rendering the complete picture as, well, incomplete. This makes for a very confusing watch, and coupled with the rather rushed ending with no real thought or conclusion, it simply wanes into the land of moribund.

I don't often write reviews but this film is so poorly acted and written that Im trying to save as many people as possible from suffering the same 2 hour of bordem.

Just 1 horror cliche after another. Half the film didn't even make sense.

Avoid at all costs

There are dozens of films of possession and exorcism and "Tell Me Your Name", a.k.a. "Along Came the Devil" is another unoriginal and full of clichés one. But the greatest problem is the senseless storyline and the inexistent character development. The plot begins with the sisters Ashley and Jordan locked up in a wardrobe by their abusive father. Then their father vanishes from the story. Their mother Sarah apparently has died but she is the greatest and senseless plot point in the very end of the movie. There is an alcoholic reverend (Michael) that explains why the devil is so strong. Aunt Tanya Winbourne´s attitudes when Ashley is possessed are laughable. The non-developed characters and situations associated to the poor acting completes this forgettable movie. My vote is three.

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