La décision dune famille dadopter semble noble jusquà ce que les liens familiaux entraînent des conséquences mortelles.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Adrian Jules
Director
Carl Rimi
Will Baker
Ahrid Hannaley
Rebecca Baker
Phanesia Pharel
Geraldine Francois
Ezra Josef
Taylor Baker
J.J. Crowne
Christian Baker
Christian Calloway
Doug Scott
Kenn Coleman
Frantz
Tina D'Marco
Esmeralda
William Exemar
Brice Cook
Adrian Jules
Voodoo Man
Tina Pfeiffer
Melissa Branch
Louis Scarano
Dr. Hunt
Jordan James Smith
Jordan Grant
Stacey Steele
Tracy Hamilton
Adrian Jules
Writer
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Commentaires
5 commentaires
source: Adopted
I like that this movie avoided the usual voodoo cliches to seek revenge. The voiceover and mysterious smoking man character where especially effective in giving the film a creepy tone and ultimately tying all the pieces together. Fun movie if you like surprising twists and unexpected endings.
I understand that everyone has to start somewhere, and this is obviously someone's first movie. However, since I paid to watch it, I feel I have the right to comment. Where do I begin? The script is beyond terrible - unrealistic and simplistic. Nothing subtle or nuanced about it. The acting is wooden and unsure. The person playing the adopted girl wasn't even attempting to act. The plot moves at such a glacial pace it becomes excruciating. The first half an hour seems like a race to see how many times the cast can say the word "Adoption". It's about as subtle as a train smash. It takes almost the first hour - and it's only 1 hour 12 minutes long (thank god) - to get to the part that is supposed to be horror. But there's no need to be woken up - as I assume you will have fallen asleep, or, like me, gone off to do the dishes - because the horror was no more horrific than a pimple on date night. Okay, the pimple on date night is more horrific. The horror of this movie is that people have to pay good money to see it. When I say this movie is bad, pleeease believe me. It's a shocker. And not in the good way.
Adopted
