LD Entertainment,
Jennifer Carpenter, Alycia Debnam-Carey, Rufus Sewell, Thomas McDonell, Adelaide Kane, Leah Pipes, Colm Meaney, Stacey Edwards, Ric Reitz, Katie Garfield
Eighteen years ago in this small New England town, six girls were all born on the same day. The leaders of the fanatical religious cult believe it to be the sign of the devil coming to their town. Now on the 18th birthday, all of the girls disappear. Is the curse real, or is it just religion run amok?
There are different tiers within the horror genre. There are a number of shelves on which you can place a particular film. Different people have different preferences. This goes into the religious cult with the psycho leader gone crazy for power of his followers lives. I must admit, this is one of the horror categories that doesn’t typically impress me. So it was with this film. This is a pretty fair story. I have seen many other films of this kind that were much worse. Suspense-wise, this movie is pretty up there, and the acting isn’t too bad for a B horror film. I just really didn’t get into the story, and I found my mind wandering from time to time as it wasn’t intense enough to keep me enthralled. So basically it was a pretty decent little low budget horror film, but not enough for me to give a glowing recommendation. If you like horror, especially ones about mad cult leaders, go for it, but there’s a lot better horror films out there.
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