Memorable, crazy movie

if their story seems completely bonkers, almost like a feverish work of fiction, you ain't heard nothing yet.

A great movie, one of the best of this year. There was a bit of confusion at one point in the plot, but nothing serious.

By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

When a newly wed young couple accept an invitation to a club from a very suspicious looking taxi driver whilst on their honeymoon they fall prey to some unclear Satanic cult & she then becomes pregnant with the Devil's child. There's a lesson to be learned! This is basically a Rosemary's Baby clone but for the modern age. Filmed in the found footage style, a sub genre that has been frankly done to death, and although I felt that it wasn't entirely necessary for this movie they did at least do a reasonable job. Acting is good & there are a few decent special effects thrown in but on the downside it is fairly slow for most part, the shaky camera work does become annoying at times & plot wise it doesn't offer much.

wasting time open ending bad cameras view , awful plot worst movie i have ever seen in my life , when you bye a horror movie it should have a nice ending but not real ending if there is a new chapter or if the horror thing in it didn't vanish in this movie it will never end we don't know why or how or what is the problem in the first place the , and the father bad place in the movie seriously killing like he cant even try to fight bad , where is the good and bad in the movie where is the two strong thing fighting each other the one man is weak and nobody helped why the sister died why he didn't feel scary when he watched what happened to his wife he didn't even try to help here or finding out whats wrong with here he just felt crazy , and the drunk can feel a bit it should be more reality thank you for using zain

This could've been rated higher had it not been for the lame tangent it goes off on at the beginning after its cool/interesting premise. The couple goes to a fortune teller who determines the main girl's born from death, which really freaks her out and repels her to where she continues their walk around town not being able to get it off her mind. I thought, "Interesting. So there's something about her." Then, they go to a club where they get drugged so that they have a seance done on them to make her have a satanic baby. All in all, the rest of the movie had very quality suspense and interesting scenes, which is why I didn't rate it lower, but why hit the audience with an initial scene in a fortune teller's office when the rest of the movie really has nothing to do with that? Once the seance happened, I thought, "Oh, so this has nothing to do with her being born from death, which would've been a lot more interesting and cooler." The problem turns out NOT to be ALREADY her, it BECOMES her because of the SEANCE...and really, it's actually the evil group who keeps performing it on couples. Also, during a house party, a little girl wouldn't keep prowling around a pitch-black upper floor on her own with her camera in search of someone if she wasn't able to get her to respond by calling her from the stairs. Get real.

Sometimes really bad concepts/films get funded by a fluke. However, they rarely get a distribution deal. Somehow, this horrible, amateur piece of crap managed to achieve both tasks. The cinematography is by far, the worst I have ever seen in a film with a budget over $100k. I felt embarrassed for everybody involved in this project but especially for the cast. They made a really good effort and I can only presume they protested against the contrived dialogue and forced scenarios where they had to ad lib but the Director must have been a jackass and didn't listen to them. Please don't encourage the cable networks to buy other pieces of crap like "Devil's Due" by watching it. I turned it off after 45 minutes due to the dizziness caused by the horrible camera work.