Devil's Due

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Devil's Due

R

Released Jan 17, 2014

1h 30m

Horror

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After their wedding, Zach (Zach Gilford) and Samantha McCall (Allison Miller) head to the Dominican Republic for the honeymoon. The trip takes an unsettling turn when a psychic gives them an ominous warning. The newlyweds eventually make their way to a bar and get very drunk; the next morning, they remember little of the night's events. Later Sam learns that she is pregnant. However, strange physical and mental changes lead her to the realization that the pregnancy has a sinister origin.

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Critics Consensus

Derivative and mostly uninspired, Devil's Due adds little to either the found-footage or horror genres that it's content to mimic.

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Larushka Ivan-Zadeh

metro.co.uk

Tiresomely and implausibly shot entirely as if found footage, this female-written horror is Rosemary's Baby for the Paranormal Activity generation.

Rated: 2/5

Sep 6, 2017

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Scott Tobias

The Dissolve

[T]he small achievement of Devil's Due is how much it both exploits the video-cam approach and overcomes some of its limitations.

Rated: 3.0/5

Jan 31, 2014

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Marc Savlov

Austin Chronicle

It's certainly not the worst of the found-footage subgenre, but it's a far cry from its Sixties- and Seventies-era cinematic inspirations.

Rated: 2/5

Jan 23, 2014

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Paul Lê

Bloody Disgusting

Devil’s Due can be seen as a fun, if not flawed first exposure to the abilities of Radio Silence. And, hopefully, somewhere down the line they can revisit the found-footage format.

Rated: 3/5

May 8, 2024

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Patrick Cavanaugh

The Wolfman Cometh

Given that this premise doesn't necessarily lend itself to the found-footage genre, the filmmakers make the best out of the format to deliver something largely unexpected.

Rated: 4/5

Sep 20, 2023

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Frank Ochieng

SF Crowsnest

The derivative shock-schlock wagon continues to roll on with the dull and unimaginative frightfest Devil's Due, a monotonous hybrid of Rosemary's Baby and Paranormal Activity slammed together in ugly unison.

Rated: 1.5/4

Nov 11, 2018

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O z

I didn't hate it, but I won't rewatch it. It felt less like a horror about the devil and more like a woman going through a terrible pregnancy. I'm starting this review with 20 minutes left of the film and only one paranormal thing has happened. It felt so weird and out of place. Barely anything has been explained yet but my biggest pet peeve about this movie is the overused "found footage" format. I dislike the style of film in general but if the story is not going to carry the movie, it's even more pointless for me. *20 mins later* I could barely see any of the end, it truly felt pointless to me. It also felt incomplete, mainly because I didn't get a sense of what the goal of it all was. The priest briefly explained but that was the only explanation.. It's an okay watch but I'm not watching it again.

Rated 0.5 out of 5 stars

12/19/24

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Audience Member

i appreciated the classic idea

Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars

06/29/24

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Bronwen S

Constant jerky camera makes this unwatchable, not scary at all

Rated 2 out of 5 stars

03/30/24

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Stoner J

A shame this looks like a stinker in radio silence filmography because Devils Due was really good. Kind of a mashup of Paranormal Activity the Marked Ones and the Last Exorcism, and the effects are awesome! Just like another severely underrated horror movie from the same year, As Above So Below, another underrated horror gem.

Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars

12/18/23

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DB C

I remember when this first released in theatres it was so packed at one showing that people had to sit on the floor. It's definitely a good horror film for it's kind, it might not be anything ground-breaking but it does what it sets out to do. The plot seems to be inspired by the classic film "Rosemary's Baby".

Rated 3 out of 5 stars

10/16/23

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Elvis D

Siguiendo aprovechando la popularidad del metraje encontrado, esta película tiene una premisa simple, pero bastante oscura. Todo va girando en torno de una mujer siendo víctima de una entidad demoniaca que se origina por medio de su embarazo. Lo que se ve en esta película es una especie de versión muy escabrosa de la trama de Rosemary's Baby. Es bastante corta y no pasa mucho al principio, pero la transformación de la mujer es bastante perturbadora. El concepto del anticristo es algo que se ha usado bastante, pero siempre se las arreglan para contar algo escabroso en relación con el nacimiento de un niño. Ver a la futura madre siendo el envase de algo demoniaco es lo fascinante de la película y aunque ya parece algo muy predecible lo que va a suceder al final, Devil's Due igual sigue siendo una película horror aceptable para un rato de tensión en la oscuridad. Mi calificación final para esta película es un 8/10.

Rated 4 out of 5 stars

10/10/23

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Synopsis

After their wedding, Zach (Zach Gilford) and Samantha McCall (Allison Miller) head to the Dominican Republic for the honeymoon. The trip takes an unsettling turn when a psychic gives them an ominous warning. The newlyweds eventually make their way to a bar and get very drunk; the next morning, they remember little of the night's events. Later Sam learns that she is pregnant. However, strange physical and mental changes lead her to the realization that the pregnancy has a sinister origin.

Director: Matt Bettinelli-Olpin, Tyler Gillett
Producer: John Davis
Screenwriter: Lindsay Devlin
Distributor: 20th Century Fox
Production Co: Davis Entertainment, Disney Enterprises
Rating: R (Some Bloody Images|Language)
Genre: Horror
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Jan 17, 2014, Wide
Release Date (Streaming): Nov 1, 2015
Box Office (Gross USA): $15.8M
Runtime: 1h 30m
Sound Mix: Dolby

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