Devil
Horror • PG-13 • 2010 • 1 hr 20 min
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Takes itself seriously enough, while reality needs to be suspended, is a decent supernatural horror. More character development required
Very nostalgic for me, I occasionally think about the movie from time to time since I first watched it
A nice tight 80 minutes of taught suspense with great cinematography & actors that put in good performances all around. 👹
Actually surprisingly good! The acting is okay but the plot is great!
Amazing horror movie. I watched it two times.
I like the idea of it. How they put things together to make it. Honestly I went with the flow and believed that someone else is devil. 9/10
This movie really surprised me. Suspenseful. A supernatural, claustrophobic whodunit.
This movie creeped the fuck out of me when I watched it for the first time at 12 years old.
Watch it and wait for the line about the toast and jam. Just wait for it.
Cool premise for a short film, sadly you can feel them stretching the plot to reach feature length
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