Directed by:
Brandon ChristensenCinematography:
Bradley StuckelComposer:
Blitz//BerlinCast:
Christie Burke, Jesse Moss, Rebecca Olson, Jenn Griffin, Sheila McCarthy, Sean Rogerson, Dylan Playfair, Michael Ironside, Sarah Troyer, Naddine MadellPlots(1)
When Mary loses one of her twins during childbirth, she feels an unparalleled disconnect. As she struggles with the loss of one child and spirals into madness, she begins to suspect a sinister force is after her surviving child that will stop at nothing to take it from her. (Popcorn Frights Film Festival)
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The Canadian production Still/Born does not stand out in any major way. The subject matter and execution are not original, even though they are still well made enough to be interesting. However, it is dynamic and builds well. Sure, if you have seen a few horror movies like this one, it will not grab you and is probably not even going to entertain you. However, if you watch it after you have not seen a similar film in a while, you should enjoy it.
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I’m sincerely unable to understand how this film has managed to receive relatively positive reviews abroad. A naively presented, badly acted and blandly directed piece of crap where the two main characters compete on who is more irritating. It goes nowhere interesting at all, the scary scenes don’t work and the competition for the least likeable horror heroine has hereby finished already in February.
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