Cleveronix A different way of telling a story

Doomtomylo a film so unique, intoxicating and bizarre that it not only demands another viewing, but is also forgivable as a satirical comedy where the jokes eventually take the back seat.

FirstWitch A movie that not only functions as a solid scarefest but a razor-sharp satire.

Sabah Hensley This is a dark and sometimes deeply uncomfortable drama

Páiric O'Corráin Head Cases: Serial Killers In The Delaware Valley: A faux documentary or rather faux docu-drama about Wayne Montgomery committed 41 murders between 1979 (first being his babysitter when he was 9) and 2007, leaving behind an extensive library of his life's work consisting of video-tapes, sound recordings, photographs and journals.His mother and his accomplices speak to camera. His acolytes include his stepson, wife and other young people. His stepson and others carry on Wayne's "Work".Made on a low budget which shows at times but superior to a lot of found footage films. 6/10

sandraclin A twisted and terrifying story of a serial killer who videotapes every single murder. But it doesn't stop with his death. Future generations decide to imitate him (not too much unlike how every mass shooter tries to imitate the Columbine killers). Movies like this are not for everyone. There are some scenes of blood and gore, but it's not that kind of movie. It's not even really a horror movie, at least in my opinion. It comes across as real for the purposes of style (probably the director's best feat, making it seem real), but it's not real, nor is it supposed to be. The movie isn't perfect by any means (it's long, for one thing), but it gets this rating because it stayed with me long after I finished watching it. As the time I'm typing this, we've had two school shootings in the past week and each one seems like it's imitating the previous one. The idea that some impressionable kids with issues could end up imitating a serial killer is not that far off. I hope it never happens, but it could.

zouzi33 You know, I got that people like imagination and fiction etc, but when you create a serial killer and make it look like a documentary, it's fraud for me, A Movie by defenition is about imagination, selling a story to an audience, who know that it's not THE TRUTH, but want to escape in imagination land, a DOCUMENTARY is something that's REAL, so when you combine both and one of them is false (the documentary part)...well it's a fraud, people want the truth, there's enough serial killers outhere, we don't need a fake one, so please don't waste my time, 5mn into the movie I did a google search and find out its all a fake, I was desappointed and stopped the movie...I LIKE THE TRUTH or at least make it a REAL MOVIE.awful!

Brian Mansfield This movie is great. It's defiantly intense and keeps you guessing. I definitely enjoyed this film all the way through! The acting is phenomenal and proves how you can have a main cast of young, fresh faced actors without sacrificing talent, charisma, or effectiveness. You can't help but feel sorry for Wayne Montgomery once you see his background and understand what made him so crazy.Though it's a dark film, they creatively threw in a few hilarious one-liners, which really helped colorize the entire body of work. The story is very well written and orchestrated, keeping you on the edge of your seat from the very beginning!! I recommend buying this and watching every night! Well…Not every night, but almost every night... okay, fine, well once per week at the very least.