Afflicted

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Unbelievable special affects "If they even are" If a movie had to be believed this would be it the special affects are incredible. They didn't over do it on the gore like most movies of this genre do. However don't get me wrong there is plenty of it All in the right places . One of the best believable movies I've seen in a while. The person who gave this a 2 star rating has no clue and may have stopped watching before it got into it. Either that of they have a personal vendetta against the actors or something . Whatever the reason id dint deserve the low score at all I gave it a 5 *star* rating. It seems so real it had me wondering .."what if this is real and they are just playing it off as a movie" It is that good. Not really a spoiler but just in case I said this might be ..."The bedroom scene when his buddy woke up and was looking out the window for him .really freaked me out when he turned back" . Enjoy it folks it really is an incredible movie !! P.S. THANK YOU to all who made this film.

I enjoy a good flick, and am particularly pleased when it is a low-budget passion project. The Afflicted meets those marks. While the film has some elements that have been done before, such as bad things happening while traveling abroad and the "found footage" angle, Lee and Prowse did a good job adding new elements and keeping it somewhat fresh. Compared to many low (and high) budget horror films, the actors did a fine job and the special effects/stunts were actually believable. I also enjoyed the mystery element to the story that keeps you wondering throughout, but I think I would've preferred a little more explanation as to what happened at the beginning of the film. All-in-all, a good, simple story that kept me engaged throughout. I look forward to seeing more from these guys.

When I first spotted this movie I figured it would be right up my alley. Although i'm picky about horror movies I do enjoy them, and unlike many it seems, I find the "found footage" style of movie-making intriguing. Overall, Afflicted delivers an entertaining experience throughout, but in my opinion has a few specific fall backs. First of all, while the acting was mostly good throughout, there were certain scenes where I felt things were a bit cheesy. That isn't my favorite descriptive word, but it happened to be the first that came to mind when thinking about it so I think it fits. Considering the filming style and what i'm assuming was a low budget, they do deserve credit for making a believable pseudo-documentary about their journey, but not everything had me swayed into thinking "yeah, this definitely feels unscripted and completely natural". Considering that this is the basic premise of "found footage" style films, to make the viewer feel like they are watching a real person instead of an actor, "Afflicted" falls short in a few areas which detract from the overall viewing experience in my humble opinion. My second issue centers around the progression of the film. "Afflicted" starts off really strong, pacing the story along perfectly as you watch the characters depart on their journey and document the various places they visit. Things continue well until one of the main characters comes down with the "affliction" aforementioned in the movie title. From there, things tend to be less harmonious. Soon the story quickens, and you are left with parts that don't always seem to connect well. Certain scenes could have been omitted completely in my opinion. Despite a few missteps, I have to say I quite enjoyed this movie. It's not perfect, but hey, few horror films usually are these days. I give the creators a ton of kudos for making a found footage film that actually doesn't suck, as there have unfortunately been many over the years(and a few good ones as well I might add). I would recommend this film to fans of the horror/mystery genre, or for anyone wanting to watch an entertaining, albeit different, type of movie. It kept me interested from start to finish, and I give it a solid 6/10.