Devil's Due (2014)
Genre: Horror
Duration: 89 minuten
Country:
United States
Directed by: Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett
Stars: Zach Gilford, Allison Miller and Robert Belushi
IMDb score:
4,2 (18.441)
Releasedate: 8 January 2014
Devil's Due plot
"The Devil Always Gets His Due"
After a mysterious "lost" night on their honeymoon, a newlywed couple finds themselves dealing with an unplanned pregnancy. During a film recording intended for posterity, the man begins to observe strange behavior in his wife. At first, he writes it off on nerves, but as the months go by, it becomes clear that the dark changes in her body and mind are attributable to a more sinister cause.
Actors and actresses
Zach McCall
Samantha McCall
Father Thomas
Tina
Emily
Keith
Sally
Steve
Natalie
Mason
Reviews & comments
Macmanus
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- 13726 messages
- 3701 votes
Not that bad.
It seems that people are done with the whole found footage horror genre. To understand it a bit, this film does not have to be filmed that way at all, it hardly adds anything. Yet the film is not very bad. The run-up is a bit long, but the film still manages to deliver a lovely finale. Looked nice. The film is therefore not that inferior to the paranormal and other similar films. I think it is mainly bad timing that gives the film such a poor rating.
Not fresh anymore, but for the enthusiast certainly not the worst of the genre.
2.5 stars.
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LOTR-lover
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- 937 messages
- 908 votes
If, on the whole, a horror film mainly lacks real tension, then it really misses the point. This is unfortunately the case with Devil's Due. Because the (paper-thin) plot becomes clear quite quickly, it lacks mystery and therefore never really becomes scary. It is all far too obvious. Too few (jump)scares and too predictable, which really leaves me with a failing grade.
1.5*
3/10 (IMDB)
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Shadowed
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- 11345 messages
- 6677 votes
Before the director duo Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett went to the big cinemas, there was this work, which showed some of their qualities early on. Everyone will (probably) have to start with less money in the beginning before the breakthrough follows and Devil's Due handles that well. The tension is heightened left and right and the actors do a good job, but the tired content takes away a lot of the horror fun. It doesn't help that the atmosphere seems unstable and doesn't show much to continuously demand your attention. As a fan, you have probably already seen almost all the horror ideas and the finale is presented too chaotically to make an impression. Nevertheless, I am a bit surprised by the exceptionally low average and was able to get enough out of it myself for a narrowly unsatisfactory grade.
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