Don't Let Her In

All the good reviews were written by friends and relatives of the cast/director Absolute garbage!

There are lot of more interesting things to do instead of watching this , turning the tv off for example.

...as in don't waste your time on this. Mercifully, this film is only 61 minutes long, so at least if you do happen to watch it, at least you won't be squandering too much of your life on it. The bad news is this story is so been-there-done-that it could have been told in a half-hour format. In fact, this story of a succubus-type demon has been told already in countless feature films before, and in quite a few horror anthology shows, also.

I'm giving it 3 stars instead of 1 for not wasting too much time telling its hackneyed story, and for having a bit of female nudity, too (I consider gratuitous female nudity to be a plus for any low-budget horror film).

A good watch. Enjoyed the role of Serena played by Lorin Doctor. Pretty good special effects, and a decent story. Would recommend to any horror/demon fans.

From a lower score do to short playtime, its a small cast, devilish flick taking place i guess in boston, a girl moves in a a share housing project, and thats why its called ''dont let her in''. She starts spreading her vibes all over the place, and everything is turned into ruin.

Its a classic wanna make a helloween flick urges from the director and production crew, seems like a speedsters run to the finish line, with a barely survivable storyline and average acting. The filmatographic techniques and music though works, and a horror novice would get jolted im sure.special effects are cheap but sensible, but not enough for the grumpy old man. Its a norewatch from me.

Not gonna lie here, GREATEST SEX SCENES EVER.

Annnnnd that actually is a lie. I lied.

BUT, depending on what your definition of "is" is, they COULD be. I mean they ARE unique. I'm thinking you've never seen sex scenes quite like these. Kind of, how could one put it... because it's POV, it's what I think it would be like to boink a woman with Mad Cow Disease.(she's diseased, not me) And I think that's something we've all been curious about. I mean, we've all got a darker curious side and wondering if Mad Cow makes the squishy twitch in a way that feels amazing is a valid curiosity; one that this film isn't afraid to explore.

There. I said it.

Enjoy.