Paul Lê Bloody Disgusting May 8, 2024 3/5

Devil’s Due can be seen as a fun, if not flawed first exposure to the abilities of Radio Silence. And, hopefully, somewhere down the line they can revisit the found-footage format.

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Patrick Cavanaugh The Wolfman Cometh Sep 20, 2023 4/5

Given that this premise doesn't necessarily lend itself to the found-footage genre, the filmmakers make the best out of the format to deliver something largely unexpected.

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Frank Ochieng SF Crowsnest Nov 11, 2018 1.5/4

The derivative shock-schlock wagon continues to roll on with the dull and unimaginative frightfest Devil's Due, a monotonous hybrid of Rosemary's Baby and Paranormal Activity slammed together in ugly unison.

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Zena Dixon Real Queen of Horror Oct 15, 2018 2.5/5

Overall, I recommend Devil's Due if you won't mind that the film isn't scary and that it doesn't offer anything new.

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Stephen Schaefer Boston Herald Nov 29, 2017 D

Enduring the non-thrills of Devil's Due makes one thing clear: "Found footage" movies have passed their sell-by date.

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Larushka Ivan-Zadeh metro.co.uk Sep 6, 2017 2/5

Tiresomely and implausibly shot entirely as if found footage, this female-written horror is Rosemary's Baby for the Paranormal Activity generation.

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Britt Hayes ScreenCrush Mar 16, 2017 3/10

Devil's Due is the latest entry in the found footage horror genre, and while it does have its fair amount of creative visual effects, the thrills are hardly thrilling in this paint by numbers occult chiller.

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Debashine Thangevelo Independent Online (South Africa) Mar 28, 2016 2/5

For the most part, Devil's Due unfolds more like a scripted reality series than a horrifying tale.

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Heather Wixson Daily Dead Jan 8, 2016 2.5/5

Devil's Due, the latest from the filmmaking team known as Radio Silence, is a perfectly serviceable horror movie with some rather neat mythology that unfortunately gets lost in the trappings of its own storytelling format.

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Scott Weinberg TheHorrorShow Aug 24, 2015

Virtually a found footage remake of Rosemary's Baby, but it's a pretty fun version of that.

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Linda Cook Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) Feb 21, 2014 2.5/4

'Devil's Due' is pretty much a found-footage version of the classic 1968 Roman Polanski movie 'Rosemary's Baby.'

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David Nusair Reel Film Reviews Feb 18, 2014 2.5/4

A better-than-average found-footage thriller...

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Jackie K. Cooper jackiekcooper.com Feb 10, 2014 4/10

A cheap rip-off of "Rosemary's Baby" has little in the way of chills.

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Brian Gibson Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) Feb 7, 2014

A by-the-blueprint Prenatal Activity stalking a boring white couple as Satan's spawn gestates in her womb. But it's the ubiquity of cameras that seems most infernal--is there anywhere a lens won't follow? Forget hell--it's more like eternal HAL.

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Scott Tobias The Dissolve Jan 31, 2014 3.0/5

[T]he small achievement of Devil's Due is how much it both exploits the video-cam approach and overcomes some of its limitations.

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Ken Hanke Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) Jan 26, 2014 .5/5

When told that space would be tight this week I asked if I could review Devil's Due by simply saying, 'Trust me, folks, this thing sucks a moose.'

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John Beifuss Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) Jan 24, 2014 1.5/4

Distressingly locates evil in ethnicity: A scene in which the wife marvels at the lovely 'whiteness' of her nude husband sleeping among snowy sheets seems more troubling than cute after the couple falls victim to dusky satanists in the Dominican Republic.

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Evan Dickson Bloody Disgusting Jan 24, 2014 7/10

It works itself up into a nice, bloody frenzy...

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Charles Koplinski Illinois Times Jan 23, 2014 1.5/4.0

"Due" Should Never Have Been Found

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Marc Savlov Austin Chronicle Jan 23, 2014 2/5

It's certainly not the worst of the found-footage subgenre, but it's a far cry from its Sixties- and Seventies-era cinematic inspirations.

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