The film felt as if it had been copied from several found footage films, or more over several other horror films, there didn't feel to be any originality here. The predictable ness is a sad let down for the movie, you can guess where the story is going, where the jump scares are coming from, even the so called twists are clear as day well before they even happen. Put that aside the film is well made on pair with other found footage style films, this one is no different, the acting in parts is questionable but overall you can still enjoy. There is a weird kinda feeling toward the end as if it feels like the film is constantly about to end but just doesn't and keeps managing to limp on with this broken story and no real momentum. In the end I do believe only 1 person actually dies, I believe this was the police officer, as somehow this demon is just not interested in killing, I know we don't learn the final fate of the neighbour but you can assume he lived, so double disappointment with the low body count! Overall pretty average film, in conclusion there's sadly just nothing original about this film but you can still watch it if your a horror fan.
Review of The Taking of Deborah Logan
