Jinxx Presents: The Devil's Vortex

This is a cool anthology! It has six segments. Two of them are awesome! One of the awesome ones is about a girls night out that goes dark. The other one is about a woman who has to make a horrible decision.

Three of them are great! One of the great ones is about a group of friends waiting for trick or treaters. Another is about a man who is slowly losing touch with reality, and is very artsy. The third one tells us about a young man down on his luck, and everything changed when he gets a tattoo.

The last one is good, but it just didn't grab me like the rest. It is about a boy and his familiar. What could possibly go wrong?

The music and sound adds to the atmosphere of each segment. The practical effects, makeup and masks were well done.

Overall, I think it is definitely worth a watch!

What a fun film! The Devil's Vortex (2024) delivers six short horror stories, each with its own unique twist. I enjoyed all of them for different reasons-every segment brought something fresh and creepy to the table. The costumes felt thoughtfully designed, and the writing was strong throughout. I'm not sure what the budget was, but the structure and direction were impressive, making the film feel cohesive and engaging.

I discovered this movie through a horror group I'm part of, and I'm glad I did. My favorite short was definitely the second one-I'm a huge fan of Halloween, and creepy kids always take the scare factor up a notch!

Had the pleasure of screening this on a night where snow was beating down on Arkansas. Perfect distraction! Narrated by Jinxx of Black Veiled Brides, and loosely based on his experiences growing up in an active paranormal house, his segues were the perfect entrance to each story. Comprised of 6 segments, this anthology told a wide variety of subgenres making it a sold horror anthem any fan could grab a hold of. Great character development, pretty impressive special effects and story lines that don't get lost in the mix. There were a couple of stories that stood out above the others for me, but I found something in each that I enjoyed. I wouldn't mind a second go round just to look for what I may have let slip by. Nice flick to enjoy with the lights turned out and some popcorn to munch on. Something for every horror fan!

A whole boatload of crazy. Three of the short films are very good and made me want more out of the stories. The FX and make up is nice and the sound back track is well placed. Not a huge fan of the narration but luckily it's short. Some silly one-liners and a lot of WTF?! I wish there was more information around the whisper demon but well placed and the glue that ties all the stories together. Gives a sleep paralysis demon feel for sure. I'm assuming the house being talked about in narration is the house in all the films but it doesn't really put it all together for you. Definitely worth a watch! Hoping for a sequel or franchise!

This was a pretty fun horror anthology. A couple of the segments are truly great. I would call the final segment real art. The music and sound effects are very atmospheric and well done. I also really appreciated the practical effects. There is really only one segment I didn't like overall. I fault the story in that segment as being too unoriginal and expected. However, the overall movie was great to watch, mostly taking some familiar horror tropes and adding a unique take to them. Any horror movie fan would enjoy this one for sure. I also think there is something here for every horror fan, no matter what subgenres you are into. So, a fun time!