SPOILER: Jordyn (Paulie Redding) is an orphan raised by a woman who kills herself on her 18th birthday. Jordyn's birthday wish is find out who her real parents are, which is a bitch when you are the devil's daughter. Now this is not new. The Dark Lord has had an unholy daughter for a while now, as they give birth to another and then another because they can. And the woman has to be naked to give birth because the child comes out of her mouth.Not to give too much away, but there are two Jordyns, a good one and evil one, just like there were two Kirks (The Enemy Within) except that was simply a transporter malfunction and not something designed by the Unholy Master. Jordyn has these out of body, out of focus episodes and a non-Asian roommate named Kym (Lillian Pennypacker) also spelled with a "Y" so you know its like real Magick with a "K."In one scene Jordyn talks to Aunt Ruth (Nancy Wolfe) without a "y" and it is clear she needs a big helping of Jesus and an even greater helping of acting lessons. Aunt Ruth's confrontation with Maria Olsen was the epitome of a bad scene with idiotic special effects and terrible lines and deliveries. About all the scenes with Aunt Ruth were not entertaining. Using a cheap voice enhancer for a demon's voice is ineffective and only makes a film look sadly low budget. It is only effective on Saturday morning cartoons.Now I did like the Bird scene with the eye etc. and the baby/mouth special effect although I am not sure why that was done or what it was supposed to represent.Guide: sex and nudity (Paulie Redding or double)
... View MoreThe version of this film I watched on Amazon Prime was called MARK OF THE WITCH. I'm glad I didn't pay for it. It's a cheap and event-free indie horror about a young woman who descends into a world of black magic on her 18th birthday. The budget is non-existent which means that this is mostly made up of conversations and cheap ritualistic paraphenalia. The problem is that the director is too concerned with making his shots arty instead of telling a substantial story.
... View MoreThis movie was dreadful. Everything about it was just embarrassing, from the half-baked premise to the sophomoric acting, it looked like a film trapped in the worst part of 80's films, but with a 2016 face lift. The worst offender is that 3/4 of the movie is filmed in slow-motion. You read that right, almost the entire movie literally moves at a snails pace, and why this directorial decision was made I will never understand. What I do understand is that the people responsible or this movie should never go near a computer or a camera ever again, and I will make sure that I NEVER partake in any of their subsequent festival of feces that they call "movies". This movie is as bad as you could possibly get, and just when you didn't think it could get any worse, it dives off a cliff to remind you that there is always worse. One of the most poorly realized films I have ever seen, it will be forgotten like the vomit covered garbage that it is.Anyone giving this movie anything more than the two stars it deserves has no taste, or has worked in the film and does not want to admit that their involvement was in vain. Either way, shame on you for not seeing that being involved with this crap is a failure to humanity. You are what is wrong with cinema nowadays.
... View MoreBesides the crow motif, this film is nothing like the Omen films. It is at best, artistic soft porn - without much porn. The plot and the acting are atrocious. Don't waste your time. Antichrist - with William Defoe is a much better horror film.Besides the crow motif, this film is nothing like the Omen films. It is at best, artistic soft porn - without much porn. The plot and the acting are atrocious. Don't waste your time. Antichrist - with William Defoe is a much better horror film.Besides the crow motif, this film is nothing like the Omen films. It is at best, artistic soft porn - without much porn. The plot and the acting are atrocious. Don't waste your time. Antichrist - with William Defoe is a much better horror film.
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