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Let's Be Evil (2016)

A woman enters an underground bunker where gifted children use augmented reality technology to wreak havoc.

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Mike McCahill 26 Oct 2016

The effects work is unusually sophisticated. Yet there's no dressing up some desperately ordinary stalk-and-slashing, and the budget undermines the world-building ...

Alan Jones 27 Oct 2016

[A] cautionary tale that tackles modern schooling issues and refreshes terror-tot fiction like Village of the Damned.

Alan T 21 Jun 2017

Very boring. The first person perspective makes it impossible to empathize with the lead actor who is the only person in the scene half of the time, and doesn't do anything for immersion. Lame horror twist at the end.

Stefan Pape 26 Oct 2016

A film that is deserving of praise for its ambition, particularly on its modest resources - and yet too flawed a piece of cinema to earnestly recommend.

Simon Abrams 03 Aug 2016

Co-writer/director Martin Owen downplays his conceit's most intriguing aspects — where are these kids' parents? — and instead focuses on monotonous chase scenes.