The Devil Inside
Horror • R • 2012 • 1 hr 23 min
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The pinnacle of shitty found footage movie. No real plot. No twists or turns. No scares. And then the movie ends
Very likely the worst horror film I have ever watched. The film is abrupt and shallow, with predictable story throughout.
Honestly horrible. Beginning, middle and especially the end
Undoubtedly one of the worst films of the 21st century. Somehow this shit stain made 100 times its budget in theaters. How nauseating.
It quite disturbing with a plot that very interesting like other found footage films but it fall flat with a ending that very cliche by now
It wasn't bad but it still creeper me out
It literally doesn't have an ending. Like the movie just stops and directs you to a site. Don't bother. Idk what they were trying to do.
I wish there was more selection it more in between good and meh.
It feels like the movie stops there where it became a little bit interesting.
The boredom inside! This was duller than dishwater.
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