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      To Jennifer

      2013 1h 16m Comedy Drama Horror Mystery & Thriller List
      Reviews 25% Fewer than 50 Ratings Audience Score Joey thinks his girlfriend is cheating on him and enlists help from his cousin to catch her in the act. Read More Read Less

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      Emma Wolfe SpookyAstronauts Although [filmmaker James Cullen Bressack] had a really good concept here and a really good start and finish, what he failed to do was fill the middle with any great content whatsoever. Rated: 3/10 Apr 9, 2021 Full Review Scott Weinberg TheHorrorShow A scrappy, strange, and inconsistent little "gimmick" flick, but it's also a testament to what a small group of filmmakers can pull off with very little money Aug 22, 2015 Full Review Read all reviews

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      Audience Member I have a pretty low bar for horror, since I love almost all of it, but this movie was bad. Mostly yelling and shouting, plus some scenes that seemed to be fluff to make the movie longer. Rated 1 out of 5 stars 01/31/23 Full Review william s Unlikable characters in an unlikable movie. Rated 1 out of 5 stars 03/31/23 Full Review Audience Member Crazy Song at the end Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars 01/13/23 Full Review Audience Member How do I feel about "To Jennifer"? The story was a truly smart and creative out play that twists into an even more creative nightmare. I- even though I don't watch reality television-found myself completely absorbed in the affairs of Joey and Steve. I also related to the fact of trips with unpredictable people not going quite the way I expected, and finding it almost impossible to conceive the desired outcome. I never had it result in such a gruesome resolution, but still I related to the entertainment value of a messed-up turn of events. Added to the fact that Steve found everything happening too funny to take seriously, or to see any signs of the true horror in front of him, made the film seem more like watching Youtube video of goof offs- which was clever. You never see the wall until your about to hit it and then it is always too late. The acting in this film isn't really polished but don't mistake it for amateurish, because the unpolished feel of the characters just lends to the notion that it is a documentary situation of regular guys on a mission. The use of the iphone5 as a filming format is brilliant, and is probably what made the most of this movie viewable, considering it is a slow build to the terrifying outcome as opposed to a set 'em up - knock 'em down horror film. The hidden motive that lies under the falderal of the story,(because face it-whining over a break up and wasting energy to pursue this type premise is foolish), was perfectly timed in it's slow reveal. It wasn't until the rundown hotel and hookers that I started to question the lead character Joey. By then I was so hooked on watching everything play out that, when the ending came, there was no way to prepare for the impact. I found myself once more held in tight anxiety and awe as Bressack brought back that familiar feeling of horror that I normally associate with his work. It was an experience that started from beginning to end in "Hate Crime" but wasn't accentuated until the last scenes of "To Jennifer", but the effect was the same powerful experience. I think Bressack has found a niche in horror film making. His style plays on realism, twists it into almost surrealistic nightmares that, almost feel to real, and yet are completely entertaining. Even in their brutal exposition, of how the really scary sh*t that happens is a result of really scary people and not monsters, Bressack's film's always manage to define a true sense of horror lying in Man. Rated 4 out of 5 stars 01/12/23 Full Review Audience Member To Jennifer isn't amazing but it is good enough for a film shot entirely with an iPhone. Rated 3 out of 5 stars 01/25/23 Full Review Audience Member A decent but not great found-footage thriller, To Jennifer ends up being fairly predictable and ends with somewhat of whimper instead of a bang; however, it is a reasonably enjoyable ride. Rated 2.5 out of 5 stars 01/27/23 Full Review Read all reviews Post a rating

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      Movie Info

      Synopsis Joey thinks his girlfriend is cheating on him and enlists help from his cousin to catch her in the act.
      Director
      James Cullen Bressack
      Producer
      Jody Barton, James Cullen Bressack, Jarret Cohen, Chuck Pappas
      Screenwriter
      James Cullen Bressack
      Production Co
      Psykik Junky Pictures
      Genre
      Comedy, Drama, Horror, Mystery & Thriller
      Original Language
      English
      Release Date (Streaming)
      Apr 24, 2016
      Runtime
      1h 16m
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