Lilith

Yes, the acting is terribly weak. The directing is lame. All the cinematic crew are, with the exception of the props may, sub-par. It worth 4-5 out of 10, if you can get over these unqualified actors, weird camera angles, and overal half-amatourish weaknesses, but this is like Cradle of Filth without the over-the-top violence what moved that movie.

Lastly, Noël VanBrocklin has some physical condition what makes her do those weird, smirky, one-sided smiles, or what? She is beautiful, but need some actingclasses and a mirror/watching back what she's doing, or will end up in porn. Not that anything's bad with that.

A grim, clunky, tedious take on the vengeful she demon, her pursuers and her victims. The movie has nothing whatsoever to recommend it, in a notable contrast with the roguishly entertaining version by the same name released the following year. Wooden dialogue, a forgettable plot and drearily conventional characters comprise the script and direction from beginning to end. The actors may be forgiven for failing to deliver better than average performances under the circumstances. This not the absolute worst movie I've reviewed on this site, but it's close enough. Hence it doesn't make the "so bad it's good" category either.

Somewhere, in the idea, there's a film. Lilith is not that film. This is just a terrible film. In every way, it fails. The acting, the directing, make-up, "special effects," and especially the writing. It's excruciating to watch. Just a side issue: if you're going to have film with a destroy the patriarchy point of view, perhaps having female representation on the production team would be wise. I doubt that would have helped this steaming pile but I feel it needs to be stated. Don't waste your time with this one. There is no redeeming quality here. I only give it 2 stars for the attempt. It's just sad that the result is so awful.

This movie is one gigantic piece of garbage. Excruciatingly badly directed with no real plot and non-existent acting. Writing? I get the feeling this script was written by that one in six billion monkeys who randomly typed on the keyboard.

IMDB says the budget of $300K. They should have bought a house and had an investment that would give returns.

I didn't know what I was in for here, I assumed it was a horror movie, but I didn't know that it was an anthology. Actually that didn't really dawn upon me before the movie ended, and I was wondering what kind of movie it was, because there wasn't really a red line throughout the movie.

For an anthology movie, then "Lilith" wasn't particularly impressive. Sure, it was watchable, but hardly an outstanding moment in horror cinema. In fact, the movie was very bland, and chances are high that you'll quickly forget about the movie once you've seen it.

The special effects were adequately made. Mind you, they weren't outstanding, but they were functional and served their purpose well enough. Luckily "Lilith" wasn't a movie that was overly relying on special effects. But for a horror movie, then special effects are always a plus.

As for the acting, well again I will say this was also adequately, taking into consideration the level of production of the movie. People were performing well enough, but nothing outstanding or particularly memorable here, unfortunately.

Ultimately "Lilith" was a horror anthology that didn't leave much of a lasting impression. Sure, the concept of the Lilith character is interesting, but it wasn't really translating well to the screen.

I am rating "Lilith" a three out of ten stars. I managed to sit through the entire movie, but I wasn't overly entertained. And this is not a movie that warrants a second viewing.