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spartin Posted
I haven't had the chance to watch this yet but if it's anything like the first one, it will be great.
This review is from Malevolence 2: Bereavement [Blu-ray] [2011]
Jessie Posted
This was a really good horror movie. I did not expect for it to be this good. I really love horror and this one did not disappoint me at all. I loved it so much that I’ve decided to buy the other two.
This review is from Malevolence 2: Bereavement [Blu-ray] [2011]
Doyourthingcuz Posted
Fantastic edition! Very happy with this purchase! High recommend!
This review is from Malevolence 2: Bereavement [Blu-ray] [2011]
collins127 Posted
I liked the movie for the most part but not happy with the ending
This review is from Bereavement [DVD] [2011]
SlasherDiva Posted
Bereavement is the prequel to Malevolence. I have been waiting a long time for this to come out and wasn't disappointed. It was beautifully shot and the lighting was great.The acting was above par ,Alexandra Daddario is not only beautiful but an amazing actress and Michael Biehn has long been a favorite actor of mine since his debut in the 1981 slasher film "The Fan". It wasn't over the top gory but it was quite bloody and there were a couple of scenes that will leave a gore hound like myself satisfied. If you saw Malevolence you will know exactly whats going on and even if you didn't see it, it won't take long to figure it out.It has a rich look to it not that cheap or low budget feel . There were many scenes that might have gone somewhat unnoticed or the importance overlooked that dealt with loss,loss being a huge part of the story in all area's.The last scene with John Savage was a very powerful scene and an important one as well.It's rare that a film is heart tugging yet filled with such real horror as well.The thing that's so scary about this is there really are people that are as mentally unstable as Graham Sutter but you might never know unless you could look into his mind.Bereavement leads us to no other conclusion except 'nurture over nature' when it comes to raising Children.
cdg1031 Posted
The film starts off as 6 year old Martin Bristol is abducted from his backyard swing and is primarily being molded by a madman to become a madman. Of course, nothing ever goes right in a horror flick, particularly seen in Martin questioning the abductor, Graham's decisions. Does he want to fulfill the mold of his demented mentor or should he help the other abductee? Once the blood, gore and gruesome deaths stack up, it's only a matter of time that Martin makes that decision. What a great slasher/horror film, set in an eerie environment with some very graphic kills to say the least. It might make you want to move back to the city and watch your kids a little better!