The Unborn

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.

Just horrible how do these movies get financed??I could use that money

There's no real story, no exposition. The acting was flat in places and over the top in others. None of the characters did anything remotely believable to save their lives. The two guards argue more about what to do, wasting what little precious power their generator had left.

Overall: The movie is an hour and ten minutes. After you fast forward through the scenes of them taking you on a tour of the building like your working the night shift. The movie is about thirty minutes.

Would I recommend this move? I'll keep it clean. H-NO!!!!

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.

As another view commented (and I should have believed him)..Don't waste your time. Worst film ever,