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      2013 1h 18m Comedy Horror Mystery & Thriller List
      Reviews 22% Fewer than 50 Ratings Audience Score Friends on a trip to Barcelona become trapped in a house haunted by a murderous ghost. Read More Read Less

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      Matt Donato We Got This Covered Hooked Up is the first movie to be filmed on an iPhone, but it's certainly not the first horror flick to waste a decent story on two wholly unlikable lead characters. Rated: 3/10 Apr 29, 2015 Full Review Read all reviews

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      Alex C I enjoyed this! For just being shot on IPhone 4s it's pretty well done. Gore and acting were very good and story was cool. Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars 12/15/23 Full Review Audience Member I detest movies which start with a 3-minute segment showing a moronic guy vomiting into a toilet bowl. I detest movies which feature two thoroughly worthless and unlikable nerds, one of whom looks like a reject from the Baja Marimba Band AND Zapata's outlaw band, while the other looks just like an ordinary nerd. I detest movies which utilise the shaky-cam, hand-held "technique". No, it is NOT edgy, avant-garde; the word is that this film was shot using an i-Phone. I detest movies which are shot mainly in near-dark. I detest movies in which the fake blood LOOKS like poor-quality fake blood or ketchup. I detest this movie. Truly, I cannot think of anything positive to say about it; it is an hour and a half of boring, infuriating nonsense, with "actors" who need to go back to their day jobs. There is no suspense, no creativity, no indication of any cinematic talent. Truly, the movie stinks. Out loud. Rated 0.5 out of 5 stars 01/25/23 Full Review Audience Member Gosh! Please stop this kind of the most unoriginal yet laziest way of film-making immediately! Rated 1 out of 5 stars 02/04/23 Full Review Audience Member Paranormal horror "Hooked Up" is directed by Pablo Larcuen and follows two mates on a Euro trip to Barcelona. The two go out and get lucky-So they think. They go back to a near by house to get busy with the girls they met only one of the women has a more sinister night planned. "Hooked Up" stars Jonah Ehrenreich, Júlia Molins, Stephen Ohl, and Natascha Wiese in a found footage framed nightmare. It is a high energy, emotional overload horror story that creates a traveler's warning in a paranormal, and bloody roll-of-the-dice that is hooking up! The story is a tightly woven blend of American horrors abroad and urban legend that mixes xenophobia with a baser celebration of the macabre surrounding ghost girl hook-ups that has evolved from the modern urban legend field. Although I wrestled with the film's framing around the found footage style to tell this pretty cool story, I succumbed to the fact that it is that basic irritant I have with pretty much all found footage films-"would, given the circumstances of such a horrific series of events, would a person realistically continue to hold on to the camera to continue videoing the events?" Especially when the story unfolds chronologically without breaks. Aside from the "found footage" issue I have, generally, I enjoyed many aspects of "Hooked Up". I found the acting to be believable, the premise plausible, and the emotion genuine. There are a few moments when the dialog isn't delivered quite as convincingly as I am sure the director and story hopes for, but for the most part the drama, suspense and energy is alive in "Hooked Up". There isn't much lull in the excitement or high drama here, every scene just amplifies the next as far as character drama. It is a cool, thrilling story and even in found footage it unfolds chillingly. The special effects in "Hooked Up" are pretty tight as well, the blood and gore looked realistic enough. The death and violence are visceral and quality. The cinematography ran the expectant gambit of found footage gimmicks, First Person POV, shaky, shadowy scenes, quirky angles and confusing scenes that have obscured views with sudden thrills. Some times it works and sometimes it doesn't. Luckily enough of the scenes work to create the intended nightmare sequences with enough energy to complete the story arc. Overall, "Hooked Up" just passes enough to be a cool Eurotrip horror, but not enough to be a must see. Plus the ending was really hokey and somewhat cliché. For found footage/paranormal fans this is an okay flick, for a wider horror fan base, "Hooked Up" doesn't really offer much that hasn't been seen and done before. Rated 3 out of 5 stars 01/12/23 Full Review Read all reviews Post a rating

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      Synopsis Friends on a trip to Barcelona become trapped in a house haunted by a murderous ghost.
      Director
      Pablo Larcuen
      Producer
      Jaume Collet-Serra, Juan Solá
      Screenwriter
      Pablo Larcuen, Eduard Sola
      Genre
      Comedy, Horror, Mystery & Thriller
      Original Language
      English
      Release Date (Streaming)
      Mar 27, 2017
      Runtime
      1h 18m
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