Devils Due (2014) is a pretty poorly done found footage horror movie. The found footage horror sub genre has grown since Paranormal Activity came out in 2009, a movie that I loved and thought was very well put together. And I thought it's sequel was good too, but this one just doesn't cut it. The plot centers around a newlywed couple and strange occurrences that take place on their honeymoon. The couple is taken to a club by a taxi driver, they have a little too much to drink, then are taken to a creepy place where a satanic ritual is performed on the wife. They return home and she finds out that she is pregnant, and from there the coupe becomes increasingly aware of what's really going on. Things happen after she gets pregnant involving the hurting of others around them that alarm them that something truly terrible is happening. The writing is very average and mediocre, nothing special at all as far as the script goes. The acting actually isn't bad from Zach and Sam, I really liked them as the leads. That's actually the only aspect of the entire movie that I liked, the leads. It wasn't scary, or really interesting at all. Nothing about this film was interesting or fulfilling in the least. And with all that considered, I give Devils Due a 3/10.

The "actors" act like they'd fit better in a commercial than in yet another bad horror movie. The only parts that made me feel anything else other than boredom just made me want to cringe. And a GOOD horror movie should make me care about what's going on but, Devil's Douche doesn't do that. The husband is dumb, and everything feels contrived. Speaking of contrived, I hate how whenever a "horror" movie does a set up in a foreign country in this case a very brief set up in the Dominican Republic. Everyone is either a money hungary/killer or in a violent/satanic cult. This movie is as lame as Unfriended so don't bother with this trash

After returning home from their honeymoon, a newlywed couple's unexpected pregnancy causes him to grow worrisome that her strange behavior is not normal and gradually comes to believe a more sinister purpose is behind it.This turned out to be quite a disappointing supernatural effort. One of the main issues against this one is the rather bland and uninteresting premise that brings in the found-footage aspect simply for no purpose as this falls into the conventional trap so many similar efforts utilize here in that way too many scenes here would have little use to be filmed as there's no real concern for either the safety of the videographer at the time or the need to be incognito during filming so there's a large amount of scenes here that really don't need to be filmed in here. Likewise, the film also makes a cardinal mistake of not making the footage pertinent to the main storyline here since this one tends to feature the husband up on murder charges yet never once uses the footage shot in that case, tending to leave it a question as for why that was included in the first place as well as where and how the footage got edited together to make the film. there's little about this that makes sense as for why it was a found-footage movie other than being a gimmick to start with and it tends to leave the film really lacking. Another big flaw here is the first half is just not that scary in the first half here with this one really taking very few enjoyable turns here to really showcase any kind of enjoyable scares which this one seems to think it's full of. The scenes at the grocery store are just lame with her being a committed vegetarian and then scarfing down raw steak, a completely ill- focused freak-out on another vehicle shown through the security cameras from the store and her general crankiness and volatility towards her friends and family which are just not all that scary or thrilling and really causes the first half to feel far more drawn-out and dull than it really should as there's some decent material to work with here. The concept of the cult's activities on tourists by taking them willingly into their hideout to impregnate them with something sinister is a pretty unique and enjoyable take on the concept by making it appear to be done through their own voluntary means to allow them to operate in secret. The burgeoning pregnancy allows for the use of the cult symbols to really come out of nowhere and be a rather creepy motive that's quite unexpected and really draws a lot of unnerving story lines in here, and there's the final half hour which shows off all manner of enjoyable supernatural action with the encounter in the abandoned house, the race to get home and the attacks within as the birth is under way in a truly chilling and fantastic sequence. Still, there's more problems here that tend to lower this one.Rated R: Graphic Violence, Graphic Language and Brief Nudity.

Even though this film isn't billed as a found footage film that is exactly what it feels like. That's not a bad thing in itself, but unfortunately this film seems to follow the tradition of found footage films...We are treated to a long tedious first half with an annoying couple spouting ridiculous dialogue. The majority of this dialogue is inane and does nothing to advance the plot. In fact probably the only aspect of the first half of the film that has any relevance to the plot is where our couple meet with the psychic. The biggest problem with this narrative style is that it not only makes for a dull film, but it also ends up antagonising your audience and actually makes you hate the characters that you're supposed to care for.Things do improve in the second half once the plot kicks in and our newlyweds do at least become less annoying as the film progresses. This film is billed as a 'Horror' but to me a horror film should be scary. However, for me, this film was 'shocking' rather than scary and there is a difference. A good horror film will keep you continuously scared and will leave you scared even when the credits are rolling. A film that shocks makes you flinch because you're shocked at what you see at that particular moment, not because it scares you. It didn't help that most of the time you could predict when the scares would come and what trick the filmmakers would employ simply because so much of this has been recycled from other horror films.The film isn't even great from a technical aspect; the camera work was shoddy (the camera was shaking about all over the place as if a drunk had got hold of it). The lighting was pretty poor as well. These aspects can perhaps be forgiven as this film was clearly made on a budget.The writing is inconsistent at best; Samantha's behaviour becomes increasingly erratic, but her idiot husband put it down to hormones - of course every woman smashes car windows and has psychotic episodes in church when they're pregnant. It just isn't believable that any rational human being would class this as normal behaviour. Devil's due isn't the worst film of its kind that I've seen, but it's far from the best film of its kind and that's the problem. In my opinion, this just isn't worth watching.