They Don't Cast Shadows

ÉVALUATION IMDb

5,8/10

MA NOTE

Darin Keith Martin in They Don't Cast Shadows (2022)

After a teenage girl's spiritual rebirth gives her the ability to see angels and demons, she finds romance and danger as she battles the demons who have overrun her rural hometown.

Starring Emily Gateley and Chandler Hancock. Directed by Melissa Goad. Cinematography by Alexien Long. Based off the book in the Shadow Series by Bob Leone.

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueLisa McGrath is a high school girl given a supernatural gift allowing her to see angels and demons. With the help of a mysterious boy, Lisa finds romance and danger as they fight alongside a... Tout lireLisa McGrath is a high school girl given a supernatural gift allowing her to see angels and demons. With the help of a mysterious boy, Lisa finds romance and danger as they fight alongside angels to rid her hometown of demons.Lisa McGrath is a high school girl given a supernatural gift allowing her to see angels and demons. With the help of a mysterious boy, Lisa finds romance and danger as they fight alongside angels to rid her hometown of demons.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

5,8/10

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Prix
- 18 victoires et 9 nominations au total

Commentaire en vedette

4/10

Worthy Effort despite low budget.

This is first and foremost a religious movie with a low budget. I almost didn't watch this, but the poorly treated daughter gifted with the ability to see & interact with angles & demons kept me watching to the end. Even with a low budget, filming and special effects were well done. The musical score was also quite good. Character portrayal & acting ranged from average(5.5/10) to lack-luster(3.5/10). The teenage characters were at the top and 2 of the 3 angles at the bottom. Directing probably had a lot to do with this. Writing and dialogue seemed awkward and spotty at times but overall, not bad. If you're looking for a big budget Exorcist(1973) or End of Days(1999) film this ain't it. If it had a much bigger budget with better directing & acting, it could have been as good as "Stigmata 1999".