Devil's Due (2014)

Sorry, this movie sucks

Sadly Over-hyped

Absolutely Fantastic

what a terribly boring film. I'm sorry but this is absolutely not deserving of best picture and will be forgotten quickly. Entertaining and engaging cinema? No. Nothing performances with flat faces and mistaking silence for subtlety.

wasting time open ending bad cameras view , awful plot worst movie i have ever seen in my life , when you bye a horror movie it should have a nice ending but not real ending if there is a new chapter or if the horror thing in it didn't vanish in this movie it will never end we don't know why or how or what is the problem in the first place the , and the father bad place in the movie seriously killing like he cant even try to fight bad , where is the good and bad in the movie where is the two strong thing fighting each other the one man is weak and nobody helped why the sister died why he didn't feel scary when he watched what happened to his wife he didn't even try to help here or finding out whats wrong with here he just felt crazy , and the drunk can feel a bit it should be more reality thank you for using zain

I rented this from the video store and I gotta say I thoroughly enjoyed it, and I'm usually iffy about found footage type horror movies. I might even buy it on blu-ray someday. I'm surprised to see it has much low ratings. A newly married couple named Zach and Samantha McCall decide to spend their honeymoon in the Dominican Republic. A Taxi driver takes them to a 'party' where they are drugged and we see a cult performing a Satanic ritual on Sam. When they get back home, Sam notices that she's pregnant. During the pregnancy, Sam is acting a lot more unusual than a hormonal woman. She has supernatural strength, eats raw meat and carves a symbol in the baby's room. Zach watches all the footage and becomes worried he's dealing with a demonic presence. If you love found footage and Satanic pregnancies, you'll love DEVIL'S DUE!!!

DEVIL'S DUE is another 'devil baby' movie, albeit one with a slightly left-of-centre twist: this one's a found footage reworking of the same storyline as in ROSEMARY'S BABY. The familiarity of the material means that it's something of a bore to sit through.The film isn't strictly found footage in that the camera-work isn't supposedly taken from characters using video cameras and the like; instead, the ever-present camera shoots in a documentary style. The actors are to be commended for giving naturalistic performances, and there are some decent shock sequences, particularly one involving a local vicar.It's just a shame, then, that the film has such a jaded feel to it and the premise is so hackneyed. The shake-all-over-the-place climax is particularly nauseating, and not in a good way. DEVIL'S DUE has potential but in the end the indifferent execution makes it a bit of a joyless chore to sit through.

I wish somebody who was connected with this film could explain to me who the hell is supposed to be holding the camera throughout the movie. Who???It's like somebody watched a bunch of well-known horror films and then just mashed them all together with no rhyme or reason. Horrible events occur - with NO FOLLOW-UP WHATSOEVER. This movie was made by people who have absolutely no expectation that anybody with half a brain might see it.I'm not going into specifics so as to not spoil it for anybody (I actually don't think that's possible, though). I highly recommend you avoid this movie. The parts that aren't absurd are totally obvious. I guess the acting is okay for what's its worth. That's why I give it a 2 rather than 1. But this is a stinky one, folks.