Still/Born (2018)
Still/Born follows Mary, a new mother who lost one of her twins in childbirth. As she struggles with the loss of one of her children, she starts to suspect something sinister is after her surviving child - a supernatural entity that has chosen her child and will stop at nothing to take it from her.
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I am very pleased with this film. Finally a good horror in a series of bad films. Very good scary scenes, and it's pay attention. I'm just shocked by the end of the movie, the stupidest thing they could do is to make that type of the end. The acting is very good, especially the main actress, a very powerful performance.If we neglect the retarded end, the film is very good. All recommendations.
Well I always watch my horror movies in the dark with surround sound on full and I actually found this to be quite a scary and chilling film - Certainly had the old shivers up the spine on a good few occasions.Not a bad little horror - The subject has been done a thousand times before and although this brings nothing new to the table it is quite scary and may even scare the pants off your partner - which may or may not be a good thing!Can't make out the ending though - did she sacrifice herself and save her baby or was she trying to sacrifice the other womans baby to save hers and failed hmmmmBig girls blouson - you decide? Hmmm seems two of you think I am a big girls blouse! grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
I can't imagine the reason why Michael Ironside accepted being part of this bad excuse for a movie. Its awful. The plot is riddiculous. The acting is so very bad. The tension is almost "0". The ending was totally predictable. The final part, where the mother tries to invert the situation with the other babe is histerical, horrible, almost comic. I really can't imagine the reason why someone would wanna make such a bad movie like this one. I swear I could do better than this; and I never did it, not even once. But worse than this, I think it's not possible...
Mary (Christie Burke) gives birth to Adam and a stillborn child. She lives in a big new house with a husband Jack (Jesse Moss) who sometimes travels. Mary has been hearing and seeing things and Jack doubts her sanity as Mary believes a demon is after her infant. We the audience have some doubts as Mary acts Winona Ryder crazy. This is a run of the mill type horror film. Mary was convincing while support characters were not well developed. Did I miss the build up to the Halloween block party? Not overly scary...unless you just gave birth to a child and a surprise stillborn. Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.