SPOILER: Although how can one spoil the spoiled? Fox (shame Here's why. Since they distributed it, I figured it couldn't be all bad ...wrong. Before this movie came out, there was a cute little minute and a half video on Youtube with a mechanized baby in a carriage, which was remotely controlled to move on it's own while the baby would rise up, puke, growl, or spit on people. It was very clever, but it was also a cleverly, deceptively designed way to fool, trick, gode,the public into thinking it would be in the movie that was a part of this short. IT WAS NOT. All the way through, I kept thinking, they better hurry up, cause that baby hasn't shown up yet, and she hasn't even had it yet,1 hour and 15 minutes into this pile of dung. In actuality, there was a baby doll laying on the darkly lit floor, shown at a distance, which didn't even move, and then a hooded figure covered it and whisked it away. They spent more money on that 3 minutes of video than they did in the whole damn movie. If they thought they were playing an April Fools joke on the public, since it came out on DVD very close to that month, they only succeeded in creating a lynch mob that would like to find them and string them up by their Buster Browns. In all my movie going years, I have never been so suckered and cheated by bogus advertising, promotion, and shilling by a once respectable company, Fox, and the new lows in indie film making depravity that they now seem to gravitate to, as in this "thing". I won't ever call it a film or movie again. Fool me once ...
Review of Devil's Due
