Hellen I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

BoardChiri Bad Acting and worse Bad Screenplay

Twilightfa Watch something else. There are very few redeeming qualities to this film.

Edwin The storyline feels a little thin and moth-eaten in parts but this sequel is plenty of fun.

i_liek_chse Considering this film was a) not written by the director, b) relied mostly on inexperienced actors AND crew, and c) had a budget that was clearly far beyond sub-par, i have to say it really couldn't have been THAT shitty. Honestly, if you've ever seen Reptilian, you know a bad movie. Or You Got Served. Or how about 75% of any of the massively popular movies out there that, let's face it, are only popular because they can afford decent actors and special effects to cover up the absolutely shitty writing -- writing which, in point of fact, the director IS responsible for allowing to be used in the damn movie.Considering how little it had to work with, this movie could have been SO. MUCH. WORSE. It was a good effort, but sub-par equipment, actors, and well... everything else... kinda killed this movie before it even started.

doc34 I rent this movie in DVD fullscreen format, I don't remember a vampire movie so bad it looks like a super-8 movie it has it all bad acting,bad lines bad filming Please save your money and dont rent it.

jhs39 Initially promising vampire movie opens with a montage sequence of television news programs detailing the death of civilization as we know it--a disease that starts in the Middle East and spreads throughout the world, wiping out huge swaths of population in every country as a result. By the end of the newscasts we find that the disease has finally devastated the USA and that the disease story was actually a cover--the real culprit for all the death and devastation was vampires. The intriguing opening suggests that this might be for vampire movies what 28 Days was for zombie movies--an attempt to inject some fresh life into a very tired horror genre--but then the movie proper actually starts and it takes about forty five seconds for all of that initial promise to disappear. Bad production values and laughably awful acting sink Midnight Mass completely. The script has some good ideas, but it hardly matters when the rest of the movie is so poorly made. Fans of evangelical Christian movies might enjoy this, though, since the material is quite a bit more aggressively Christian than most vampire movies--in large part the script seems designed to show a plucky young female atheist the error of her ways and make her pay in the end for her unforgivable lack of faith. While I said previously that the script had some good ideas, this wasn't one of them. If bad acting and Christian sermonizing are your thing, by all means see Midnight Mass. If you want to see a scary horror movie, take a pass.

mazzy1919 this movie was terrible. I didn't even finish watching it because it was not scary at all it was gruesome and very predictable. They made vampires look dirty and unworthy. Well at least in my opinion they should make vampires look beautiful because that's how they really should look.