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Claysaba Excellent, Without a doubt!!

ShangLuda Admirable film.

Adeel Hail Unshakable, witty and deeply felt, the film will be paying emotional dividends for a long, long time.

oliviacrossley-26338 Don't waste your time watching this movie. It's the worst horror movie I've ever seen. The characters are dumb (they are actually the most dumbest characters in a movie ever), the acting is bad, it's one of those movies with the characters holding and recording the movie (which was not a good idea. They shouldn't of made the characters be the ones who record), the camera was shaky the whole movie. You could never have a proper look at the setting or anything because the cameras just shook all the time. The scares were the worst because they weren't even scary.These dumb people called Zach and Samantha are on their honeymoon. They go to some random place and meet their taxi driver. The taxi driver is in some cult thing but THEY GO WITH HIM!!! HAVE THEY NOT LEARNT STRANGER DANGER YET BECAUSE THEY LITERALLY DECIDED TO GO TO SOME PARTY WITH A TAXI DRIVER THEY JUST MET. Well yeah, something bad happens so we can't blame anyone but Sam and Zach. The taxi driver does some weird cult voodoo magic thing or some spell from Harry Potter and it gets the girl pregnant.They go home, weird stuff starts happening and Sam goes crazy like absolutely CRAZY!!! Some little girl and boy who are related to Sam are playing hide and seek in Zach and Sams house (I think it's their) and one of the little kids go up and then Sam gives a 'Jump scare' which wasn't even scary and is like "GET OUT" because she wanted some space to carve some random Satan or cult symbol. Sam was always carving some symbol into her floor because she was a crazy demon thing. Sam was sleeping and her stomach grew because of the baby but when she woke up her stomach was back to normal. Zach and Sam saw some weird cult dude outside looking up at their window. The taxi driver cult dude was in the church and did some weird voodoo Harry Potter spell to make the Preist have a stroke.When Sam dies and has her demon baby, guess who's there!! Oh yeah it's the cult dudes here coming to take her baby. The taxi driver and his cult friends take he baby and leave. Sam dies when she's having the baby because it's a demon and the weird thing is. SHE DIDNT HAVE HER BABY AT THE HOSPITAL. She literally layed on her dirty ground and had her baby and died so those cult dudes broke in and STOLE THE BABY. I think the police arrived and saw Sams dead body and I think they though that Zach murdered Sam because he was the only one left so he has to go to the police station and talk to them about it.So now you know the story choose if you want to watch it. It's crap so I don't recommend it but after ready the story if you want to watch it, go ahead but I'm warning you, after I watched it, I knew I was never going to get the hour and a half back!

Stevieboy666 When a newly wed young couple accept an invitation to a club from a very suspicious looking taxi driver whilst on their honeymoon they fall prey to some unclear Satanic cult & she then becomes pregnant with the Devil's child. There's a lesson to be learned! This is basically a Rosemary's Baby clone but for the modern age. Filmed in the found footage style, a sub genre that has been frankly done to death, and although I felt that it wasn't entirely necessary for this movie they did at least do a reasonable job. Acting is good & there are a few decent special effects thrown in but on the downside it is fairly slow for most part, the shaky camera work does become annoying at times & plot wise it doesn't offer much.

Mike LeMar This could've been rated higher had it not been for the lame tangent it goes off on at the beginning after its cool/interesting premise. The couple goes to a fortune teller who determines the main girl's born from death, which really freaks her out and repels her to where she continues their walk around town not being able to get it off her mind. I thought, "Interesting. So there's something about her." Then, they go to a club where they get drugged so that they have a seance done on them to make her have a satanic baby. All in all, the rest of the movie had very quality suspense and interesting scenes, which is why I didn't rate it lower, but why hit the audience with an initial scene in a fortune teller's office when the rest of the movie really has nothing to do with that? Once the seance happened, I thought, "Oh, so this has nothing to do with her being born from death, which would've been a lot more interesting and cooler." The problem turns out NOT to be ALREADY her, it BECOMES her because of the SEANCE...and really, it's actually the evil group who keeps performing it on couples. Also, during a house party, a little girl wouldn't keep prowling around a pitch-black upper floor on her own with her camera in search of someone if she wasn't able to get her to respond by calling her from the stairs. Get real.

Filipe Neto This movie is apparently a rip-off of the iconic "Rosemary's Baby". Normally, I don't have prejudices with remakes or rip-offs, but some well-honored and acclaimed films leave no room for that and, when that happens, we quickly find that the new movie is so inferior to the first one that it doesn't justify its existence. It's more or less what happens here. The plot is almost the same: Zach and Samantha are a couple on their honeymoon. However, after a party where both get drunk, Samantha feels she is raped during a satanic cult. On waking, however, they thinks this was a dream, not feeling any mistrust when she becomes pregnant. This will change over the course of her pregnancy, as Samantha takes on a strange behavior. The plot brings little new when compared to the classic film that precedes it and it's clearly inferior in quality. It all seems unrealistic, far-fetched and absurd, which is criminal in a film that had low production budget but a huge budget for advertising. The actors' performance is mediocre. Allison Miller and Zach Gilford are the main actors and they certainly tried to do their best, but the truth is that the material they were given was too bad and they just ended up dropping their characters. Personally, I don't blame them, I blame the directors (Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett) and screenwriter, Lindsay Devlin. The film spends most of its time focused on the changes of the pregnant girl, at a deliberately slow pace that would help create suspense if we didn't predict what would happen so easily, if the ending wasn't so uninteresting and if special effects weren't so basic.