Cathardincu Surprisingly incoherent and boring

BroadcastChic Excellent, a Must See

Grimossfer Clever and entertaining enough to recommend even to members of the 1%

StyleSk8r At first rather annoying in its heavy emphasis on reenactments, this movie ultimately proves fascinating, simply because the complicated, highly dramatic tale it tells still almost defies belief.

forsterpeter I stumbled on this whilst trying to find something to fill a few hours, I'm a fan of this type of film (micro budget horror) and am well aware of the varying quality, so I went in with pretty low expectations. However - this is just crap, flat acting where you can actually see people just waiting to read their lines, nothing feels genuine, you can the feel the pain as the 'actors' just spew rubbish. The "fantastic effects" some people refer to consist of a ton of static and one repeated computer screen. As for the monster, Jesus, you never see the thing at all, tons of dodgy lighting and darkness, is it possessing people? Does it eat dead people? How is possessing a dream? The premise is good but you get no answers to anything. Absolutely no point in the reporters being at the base either. Oh and the synopsis is a load of bull, should read 4 random people get sent to dreamland then panic over weird noises, go full on Blair witch and go mental. avoid.

CabbageDude333 This movie had a nice look to it and the VFX were pretty awesome. The events that transpired definitely took me into the story. There were some really effective scares in here. And when the monster starts appearing, even in brief flashes, it really scared the sh** out of me, and I normally don't startle that easily. So congrats to these folks for achieving that with me.It seems like one of those "love it or hate it" kind of films, and I guess I would fall into the category of finding it entertaining and decently scary. The filmmakers did a good job a creating an eerie mood that drove each moment of the plot. I also see the potential for sequels here as well.

jsweetboro I don't understand how anybody could possibly rate this movie a "one". I think much of the time people get envious or ticked off at other people because their film got made before theirs, or something like that, so out of spite, they give it a one.Personally, I don't think it's a ten, but a solid nine I give it. It's original, active, and downright chilling. Even seeing how low budget this film was, I give credit to the filmmakers and writer for being able to pull off such a creepy beast. I might start having nightmares after hearing how that demon screamed or yelped in the movie now.This movie to me was a shocker in that I was caught by surprise several times. If a film can do that to me, then for me, it's worthy to be out there with all the rest.

chaos-2-go On its surface, "Nocturne Six" seems like your typical horror film with the usual story and characters you'd come to expect in the genre. However, I was pleasantly surprised to be thrown into a gritty docu-style deconstruction of a disturbing government conspiracy involving a dark military science program.The imagery was really haunting and the film almost felt like diving into someone's subconscious to experience a vivid nightmare. The filmmakers did an extraordinary job both creatively and technically on a small budget. Overall, this was a nice, fun movie to catch on a dark Saturday night. I was quite stunned to be as entertained as I was by it.And the image of that creature will forever be stuck in my mind.....