The Edict

A dark and suspenseful horror with a sense of dread and foreboding throughout. It has a very clever opening sequence that really pulls you in, with some great visuals and sound design. Lots for genre fans to enjoy.

This is a very boring film. It doesn't really capture your interest. It revolves around some kind of haunted voodoo sculpture that originated in Iraq, and has the effect of making the main character possessed, who previously had mental problems to begin with. Her fiance's job is to help her through all this. Every single scene seems mundane and the story basically plods at the same pace from beginning to end.

The Edict is an excellent throwback to horror films I grew up with. I was incredibly impressed with this new film and glad I found it. Mark Cross directs a solid cast in this creepy indie thriller where Freya Saxon absolutely nails a performance so convincing you will find yourself wondering if this is some paranormal activity or her own psychological deconstruction. Fantastic job by all! Bravo!

God I couldn't wait for this aural and visual torture to end.

Although the film conjures up atmosphere it has to be said using some decent sound effects, unfortunately there is very little story or development of the "horror" element and the overwhelming loudness of the sound mixing obscures the dialogue which means you have to turn the volume up and the crazy screeching sound they use as an ominous sound effect just becomes wearing, tedious and annoying!

Couple that to virtually nil storyline; nothing really happens - a bit of a case of all mooth and nae action and bad acting from virtually every cast member this is a cinematic landmine to avoid if you dont want to be bored out of your skull!

Liked the beginning with the Eph 6 Quote.... If the opening actually connects with the rest of the film it might get a Star!!! Oh and nope. Never saw the connect.

-1 Star For too much annoying as hell sound in the First 10 minutes.....

-1 Star they keep playing that annoying sound throughout the movie I suppose that sound is supposed to indicate that some effect is happening to people in the movie, but the sound isn't affecting people in the movie. The sound is only annoying the hell out of anyone viewing the movie. I'm failing to see the logic of this.

-1 Star For the Annoying Noise again as we move towards the end of the movie. And you just have to play this loud obnoxious noise again so the audience knows something horrible is happening? Again and Again and Again, it is so annoying

Oh wow there was a scene near the end where something happened and they didn't play the annoying sound. I almost didn't know what to do with myself.....

Oh NO I spoke too soon! There it went again!!!

That was pretty bad. That's one I really cared nothing about and obviously was more annoyed with it than anything else.

I see basically one guys name in the end credits for making the movie, Mark Cross. Well Mark your movie was bad.