Miranda Veil

I have to say that I really enjoyed watching this movie. It was quirky and weird at times, but that added to the charm. Annabel Barrett and Vida Ghaffari did a great job playing their characters. The writing at times felt a bit forced and unnatural but it didn't detract too much from the overall production.

Essentially, aside from the kidnap and torture, the movie is about a quest for identity for Miranda. What is she, and what does that mean for her? I wou.ik wholeheartedly give this movie a chance.

Low budget bad directing bad special effects (more like none) bad acting

but with all this cons the movie is a masterpiece with a true original story on a class apart from 99% of all and everything done in the last decade

with higher budget and better special effects and better directing and acting this would be a true BLOCKBUSTER

• it is not a 10 star movie for sure but i can not give it less then 9 stars its that amazing.

I couldn't really tell where this story was headed, but I couldn't stop watching.

It had a somewhat "Donnie Darko" vibe to it, but not quite as tragic. The acting was decent, but what it lacked in acting, was totally redeemed by the story. Most of the gore was done in a way where it was performed out of view and left to the imagination. This movie wasn't a huge budgeted production, but I'm glad that the writer/director was able to put his story out there with what he had.

Its an ultra-low budget movie with stilted dialog written so poorly that it yanks you out of the story - like characters speaking in the first person but using adjectives and adverbs fit for the third person, such as "My mother and I were understandably baffled."

if you can get past the amateurism, its a story about what its like to be traumatized by an attack and feel like no one understands you now, not even the people closest to you. In a clumsy, Stockholm syndrome way, the only person who understands what the protagonist went through, and has now become as a result of the attack, is the person who attacked her.

A wannabe serial killer picks a victim, only to discover that she can't die. What starts as a gruesome horror movie quickly turns into something completely different. Miranda Veil is a very strange film, full of contradictions and changes in moody and style. It's also a daring and quite cheeky film. Does everything work? No. Does everything make sense? Absolutely not. Did I still love every second of it? Abso-freaking-lutely! I can't think of a more delightful movie experience this year.