The Taking of Deborah Logan
Horror • R • 2014 • 1 hr 30 min
Starring
Jill Larson, Anne Ramsay, Michelle Ang, Ryan Cutrona, Anne Bedian
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Well-rounded characters and an unsettling, involving and fresh story cleverly executed. Interesting take on Alzheimer. 7/10
Unflinching in both its terror and its sadness, this is truly one of the most affecting films I have ever seen.
Go into it blind, if possible. One of the better found footage films.
i don’t know why i put off watching this for so long, it was so good and super creepy. i really liked the storyline and twist
Good. The lead up to the climax was phenomenal.
Audience participation is encouraged to make this a truly scary film. Top quality indie horror
Fears over old-age cognitive disorders compound with diabolic ritual possession to produce a spine-tingling, anxiety-inducing, evil film.
This is a very solid found-footage that deals with Dementia. Pictures the disease in an evil way but doesn’t undermine it.
Typical movie about possession but it was quite good to be honest
This was definitely one of the better movies to come out of the found footage craze. If you like found footage movies this is a must watch!
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