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

Dynamixor The performances transcend the film's tropes, grounding it in characters that feel more complete than this subgenre often produces.

Chirphymium It's entirely possible that sending the audience out feeling lousy was intentional

Voxitype Good films always raise compelling questions, whether the format is fiction or documentary fact.

Lucabrasisleeps This is not a bad movie at all. From the story, I actually expected a more tame affair. Because seriously serial killer movies are a dime a dozen. But this movie managed to shock me with its intensity.The negative point is the acting. Many of the actors are terrible. I just couldn't take that mom character seriously. She spoiled every scene she was in. Dad was not so much better. The other kids at school were pretty terrible. Where do they get these actors anyway? Totally disappointing. The 2 brothers are good actors and that is pretty much the main thing that works in the movie.And then there is the violence. What disturbs me more is the idea that kids are watching such movies and are not fazed even a little bit by all the violence. I wondered about whether these scenarios were actually realistic. And if it is for a movie, did the child actors really watch the scenes? I hope not. It is highly disturbing to imagine these children watching such movies. The Headless video is just disturbing to the max even with the cheesy effects and acting. It was also nice to observe the horror subculture in this small town. I don't know how they let the kids watch these horror movies, the parents seem pretty open minded. Maybe that was their undoing.The ending finishes the movie in disturbing style. But here thankfully, not much is shown. I could not survive another headless video! Mostly though the movie works on the atmosphere and the performances of the brothers. The violence is also effective.Overall I thought it was a good horror movie but it really gets affected by the acting of many of the characters.6/10

Stephen_BU Let me start by saying I respect the hell out of this movie. I had heard good things about this movie, and it seemed right up my alley, so my expectations were set mildly high. I thought the story, character development, writing, and lead kid were all great. There were a few scenes with actors that played small roles that were almost cringe worthy because they weren't very good actors. Luckily for the film, most of the scenes took place between the 12-year old boy and his brother. My overall feeling with this movie is that I enjoyed it, but I wish there was just a liiiiittle bit more in the budget for the smaller roles. If you can get around a few scenes with bad acting, it is worth a watch.

pabald9480 I was intrigued by the cover in a local store to take a chance with this one. A horror movie with modern cultural social commentaries. In particular: the results of bullying, how the media can create real violence if the viewer is disturbed enough already. The horror part of the story is the underlying commentary mixed with gory and bizarre sexual violence, of which there's plenty of all three, just hope you can stomache it all...'cause it isn't subtle! The modern cultural commentary has major hot button topics, one for me is adults turning 'blind eye' to what's right in their face, plus those with way out of date ideas. Depending on your taste, this isn't a love or hate movie, but as already noted: the content isn't subtle and certain images/scenes could be etched in your mind long after finishing it. View with extreme caution!!

lochnessx77-119-604937 I'm going to dive straight into a simple fact about this movie. It will mess with you. At the deep emotional level, this movie will be extremely disturbing to anyone that gives it a chance. This is the type of movie that will stick with you for days, if not weeks. You will be driving to work days after watching it, see a Family walking down the street and wonder what secrets and personal issues they have solely because of this movie. I watched this movie almost 3 weeks ago, and I still find myself disturbed by it. It's not due to gore however.Although I am confident in saying that even self-proclaimed horror/slasher film buffs will find a few scenes within "Found" extremely hard to watch. The gore isn't overdone or even a focus of the movie at all. When it is done, it is done very very well and is very very disturbing. I never personally get grossed out by film gore. Ever. However in one scene in particular, I seriously paused the film and sat there by myself wondering if I even wanted to continue watching the movie at all. The scenes in which gore isn't involved at all are just as, if not more disturbing than the gory scenes. Watching a 12 year old boy having to face such horrific realizations, all the while dealing with being bullied and having absent parents is disturbing in and of itself. The acting would be the only reason this film didn't receive a perfect score of 10 from me. As much as I loved this movie and wish this wasn't the case, the acting by the Father is horrible. Luckily for us he doesn't spend more than 2 minutes on screen at a time, and only has a few lines of dialogue throughout the movie. To sum this up, I'm going to talk about the final 8 or so minutes of this movie(Without spoilers of course). The final 8 minutes of this movie is by far the single most disturbing piece of film I have ever seen, and hope to never see again. Don't get me wrong, I love this movie. The final scene is just... It's indescribably horrific and dark. I genuinely hope I don't watch a movie with a scene that dark in it again for as long as I live.Go watch it, it's an amazing accomplishment in the World of film. However, consider this review a warning.