The Unborn

I thought this movie was okay! The storyline did a good job of keeping me interested throughout the entire movie. The beginning (first few minutes) of the movie immediately grabbed my attention. You'll see why if you give this movie a chance.

Additionally, Manni L. Perez did a great job playing the main character in the movie. It was interesting watching her security guard character. Rest of the actors did a satisfying job playing their parts as well.

The horror itself wasn't scary.. However, there were lots of creepy and intense moments in the movie (which is a good thing). And I respect that.

The Unborn is a ghost/creature feature. The acting isn't bad, the set is dark, but also not too bad, but the story, it's bad! There is no plot, no reason why what had happened is happing again? The story has no point and no guts - pun intended! A little history or back story could've helped this film greatly. Also the ending was way too predictable! All and all I've seen a lot worse, but that still doesn't help this movie in any way.

I would give this a 4.5 If I was able. Movie left way to much answered, could of really used a extra 20mins for that reason. Was shot very well and acting was good also. I really enjoyed the atmosphere they had for the movie. I'm a fan of movies that take place during a "night shift" at work.

And not scarying at all. its a one location low budget horror with a strait average cast ,cheap synth score, and not a good story or stunts. this topic has been worn out years ago, the cymbaltic monkey were scary when i, the grumpy old man was young. i shall not doom the days of this film, but im not going to rewatch.

Not great not bad sums it up perfectly. The problem is everyone is an expert and if it has even a single jump scare the pseudo critics and film school wannabes immediately reject the movie. It's maddening that you see so many jerks who clearly have no control over aspects of their lives that they wish they had they turn into professional critics to take out their frustrations on a movie. It's a horror movie just like every horror movie before it the same weaknesses and strengths but for some reason horror movies more than any other genre get torn apart in ways that the tiny picked nits are seized like doughnuts at the first weight watchers meeting. I watch horror movies almost exclusively and being stuck at home I probably watch 20 plus a week this doesn't make me anymore of an expert than those I'm ripping with this but it makes it easier to spot an unreasonably critical attack.