Jitters

Went to Setubal with the wife and child to watch Jitters and was pleasantly surprised by the experience especially as we, arrived at the last minute due to the traffic. Not only was the viewing venue very nice, but the customer service greeted us with politeness and professionalism and not only ensured we knew where everything was but that we got to our seats during opening credits; the young woman, especially, who helped with our seats and finding a place to store the stroller was more than kind and had the biggest smile I have ever seen. The film itself was beautifully told, and the story was easy to keep up with. I especially liked the part when the officers busted into the bar. I don't think they could imagine the thing they would find eating on the patron, the look on their face was priceless. In all over all, it was a good night out and the missus enjoyed herself, which mattered most. Would recommend..

For a 60 minute film this is well worth your time as it does not lack in the fright and thrill department.

The team behind Jitters certainly did not hold back on trying to entertain and the makeup team was well worth they money, Jitters looked more than terrifying and his acting was more than believable for a horrifying beasty.

The officers oozed authority and their interaction, not only with one another, but with members of the lab and the community, was fun and fair. They especially gelled with Annabelle and Mary.

The ending was rather unexpected but I loved the little twist that can with it. Definitely only added to the story and one more reason to why this film is more than worth a watch.

Ps; as a doggie lover, I liked the addition of the little pup as it was precious.

Really good film and was easy to digest.

Felt like it had its own little intake on certain aspects, little knicks and knacks here and there as it brought something new to the independent filmmaking cycle, playing well into itself and the subplot it wanted to tell, and truly making it worth the 25 we paid at the gate to get in.

The only complaint I would have would be that the policeman's gun-well, policemen, in my constructive opinion-would not have defeated something we would realistically know very little about, no matter how many times we fire.

I would have written for something big, something more military-grade, but other than that, the film itself was really good. It had us entertained and felt value for its money's worth.

I liked it.

Honestly, I am the first to admit that I did not have high expectations going into this film, but who does? And Jitters didn't really change that for me.

I liked the effects, action, and the alien design; kudos to S Nedeljkovic on that, and the story itself was straightforward in what it wanted to tell, meaning you could keep up with the dialogue and what was playing out before your eyes, but there was just something missing. I can't quite place it. Maybe if it was an extra 15-25 minutes longer, who knows.

Still, definitely not bad for a film worthy of being your Friday night movie heading into the weekend!

Get the popcorn and soda and enjoy the ride as Jitters offers up a whole host of creepy chills and screams right from the first blood spill to the last gunshot, and Boi didn't that thing look creepy. I'm telling you now if that thing was after me, I would run a mile and then some and never look back; hell, I would probably jump the nearest plane and leave the country; no joke; give whoever was tasked with that job a pay raise. I didn't envy the officers-no, not for one minute-better them than me, lol. The only negative was that it was only an hour because it was good. There were no weak links in this film, which truly made for something unique and scary. Hopefully the writers will follow up on that and, I don't know, give us a sequel.