Directed by:
Adam RobitelCinematography:
Andrew HuebscherComposer:
Haim MazarCast:
Jill Larson, Anne Ramsay, Michelle Ang, Ryan Cutrona, Kevin J. O'Connor, Tonya Bludsworth, Bo Keister, Jana Allen, Karen Boles, Lee Spencer, Brett Gentile (more)VOD (4)
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Mia Medina has finally found the perfect subject for her PhD thesis film on Alzheimer's Disease. For the next several months, cameras will record the everyday life of mother Deborah Logan and her daughter Sarah. But as the days progress, strange things begin to happen around Deborah that are not consistent with any findings about Alzheimer's. It becomes apparent that there's something besides Alzheimer's that has taken control of Deborah's life. It's an evil that is far worse than the debilitating disease with which she was first diagnosed. (HBO Europe)
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Decent stuff!! The Taking of Deborah Logan is a very enjoyable found footage flick from the beginning, you don't wait for anything, the film moves very fast, the main actress was very disturbing. I was also interested in the whole Alzheimer's thing. Towards the end the film throws in a few creepy scenes (you'll watch that one at least twice, you've never seen anything like it before!). Surprisingly, the film is also very good technically, so yes, this one can be recommended. The creepy and disturbing feeling is definitely there. 65%
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The film has quite an interesting progression and isn't entirely predictable, and some moments are unexpected. But I still feel like I've seen it before. Yes, there are some scary scenes, especially one really gruesome one that sticks with you, but I can't exactly jump for joy about it. Well, at least for a found footage film, it reaches the average.
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Unfortunately, just your average found-footage, but worth watching just for that scene with the human-snake head. Ew!
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In comparison to the Czech found-footage movie Ghoul, this one is far weaker. It’s nice that the camera isn’t shaking like a leaf on a windy day, but as far as the story goes, there was nothing engaging or remotely scary. I must admit that it’s better than the entire Paranormal Activity film series, but it’s still lacking in atmosphere. Anyway, I must say that the ending was absolutely shocking. It made it worth it to sit through the hour of run-of-the-mill boredom. I wonder how the creators thought of that and what was their inspiration. There was nothing scary about the movie and suddenly, there was a second of footage that can haunt my dreams even a week later.
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