Project MKHEXE

I respect their idea here, I really do. I bought in at about the 20 minute mark, but then after 40 more minutes of the same interviews and half built concepts the movie turns into something like a nightmare. Not like a cool nightmare movie, more like a nightmare for the audience to endure.

So many flashing lights, yelling, split screens, confusion, nothing adds up.

I haven't watched a movie in a while where I was annoyed and angry at the end. This is one of those movies. Nothing even makes sense in the last 30 minutes. My headache just got worse and worse and worse. Please for all young filmmakers, if you're doing a found footage movie it needs to be under 1 hour and 30 minutes and it needs a coherent plot something there...I have a migraine now. Great. 2.2/10.

Some of the worst acting I've ever seen. The story itself is a good concept but it's not as smart as they believe it is. Found footage films can be a lot of fun when done well, even if they're a little predictable, but this is very poorly executed. Again, I cannot stress enough just how bad the acting is, it's almost worth watching just to see how fake these characters are, especially his mother and the "friends", it's difficult to understand how this movie was watched by the filmmakers and still released. Absolutely terrible, it seems more like a highschool film made for a class project by people with no acting training and no filmmaking experience.

The acting and buildup are very good. The evidence in the movie that is presented is very convincing. But it comes accross as a documentary with not much horror. Like watching a documentary on the Incas and how they sacrificed to the Gods victims they captured. It is all very inresting but ther is no real dread or suspense as it is a documentary.

They do such a good job with making it feel and look like a documentary that it stays stuck in that role. That makes the ending flat and predictable.

In Blair Witch Project they were able to make us feel fear, dread, paranoia, etc etc. None of that is here.

Right, well as much as I actually loathe found footage movies, then I will say that "Project MKHEXE" was actually a good movie.

Actually, if I had known beforehand watching "Project MKHEXE" that this was a found footage movie, I wouldn't have given it the time of day. But I wasn't aware of that prior to sitting down to watch it. And since I had never even heard about the movie, I virtually had no idea what I was in for.

Writer Gerald Robert Waddell, who also directed the movie, actually put together a well-written storyline. It was one that definitely had a lot of effort put into it, and it was rather nicely constructed. I have to admit that I was genuinely entertained throughout the course of the movie.

Needless to say that I was not familiar with a single actor or actress on the cast list. But it should be noted, though, that the acting performances were fair.

Visually, well you're not in for anything extraordinary. But the visual presentation of the movie was actually working in favor of the overall enjoyment of the movie.

"Project MKHEXE" is actually the best of found footage movies I have seen. And that is quite a compliment coming from me, as I absolutely detest and abhor the found footage genre. But the storyline that Gerald Robert Waddell penned down made it worthwhile watching the movie.

My rating of writer and director Gerald Robert Waddell's 2025 movie "Project MKHEXE" lands on a five out of ten stars.

There was alot of work put into this. Well thought of and in my opinion nicely executed, I had no feelings of dread, nor did I feel scared or 'jumpy'... but I was sucked into this movie from the start untill the end with feelings of unease and curiosity. This movie went deep. I applaud the efforts put into this, from writing to acting and the visuals/audio.