Delivery: The Beast Within (2013)
Delivery tells the story of Kyle and Rachel Massy, a young couple who agree to document their first pregnancy for a family-oriented reality show. The production spirals out-of-control after the cameras capture a series of unexplained events, leading Rachel to believe that a malevolent spirit has possessed their unborn child.
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Good movie but grossly overrated
Although it has its amusing moments, in eneral the plot does not convince.
The performances transcend the film's tropes, grounding it in characters that feel more complete than this subgenre often produces.
The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.
Reality documentary crew records a young couple during their second pregnancy, after the first miscarried, but complications set in ...OK, it's mockumentary (of a documentary) plus FF - so some will dismiss it anyway. It is well made and a good story that sticks to the rules of the genre. Well acted too, and it avoids the crew-ego that spoils so many films like this.The problem I had is they decided to use camera/mic interference to convey the presence of the threat, and never made it literal. There was knocking at the door, but that was about it. So you end up with something that's really a tale of a decline into mental illness, and in my view that means it's not horror. You have to see a manifestation on screen, and glitches in the picture and audio shrieking are not enough.Otherwise the sound did create an effect, especially with the constant dog barking and the confused voices in the last scene (which came close to being ruined by the camera effects). But in the end it is a shocker.Overall, well worth watching but should have been spookier. Better than Paranormal Entity, but not a patch on the PA series at its best.
Our night started out with myself and a friend watching Delivery in the living room while the rest of the roomies were hanging in in kitchen. They weren't in the mood for a horror flick.... Needless to say, by the end, everyone was sucked in. One person said, "Why is this good?" Another one said "That was wicked dark!" All in all, it was a hit. Totally paid off!The next day, everyone was still a bit disturbed. We were all repeating the last line over and over to each other. More of my friends will be watching this... voluntarily or not... Goodnight
This is a fantastic little film, very few actors, (and all 'unknowns', as far as I'm aware) and the two leads should have a good career in front of them. Sweet young couple Kyle and Rachel agree to have their pregnancy followed by a film crew for a new reality show, and then things start getting interesting ... There are some great ways to spice up the 'found footage' genre, (Afflicted is another one), and the film makers do a great job here, as you're never quite sure if Rachel might just be a little crazy with pregnancy hormones?? I found this most enjoyable and I got some genuine shivers. Horror fans will be pleasantly surprised.
This is not a horror, nor a thriller; it is the worst categorized movie of all time. All of these user comments that say there is a twist are out of their minds. The twist is that there is no twist. It's an uninspired, unoriginal found footage documentary about an over dramatic, pregnant woman dealing with her pregnancy. And that is all. It is not a mix of Paranormal Activity or Rosemary's Baby at all, it's just a trick to get you to watch it, and hopefully spend money on it. I kept waiting for something to happen, or for the much-hyped "twist" to occur and it never did. I kept waiting until the credits started. Avoid this one at all costs...