The haunted house setpieces provide reliable doses of jolts, even if one can see the scaffolding of each scare being built from miles away, and director Landon has fun with some clever camera placement here and there.
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I'm a huge fan of the Paranormal Activity movies and I got to say that this was actually the second best in the series. It showed that these movies had to do with something even bigger than just one family getting harrassed by a demon. Another reason why I think this is a great spinoff is by keeping the original story the same but adding elements that we didn't see before and using them as advantages. I can't wait for the next PA movie to come out and I hope they make more afterwards.
The changes — goodbye, white suburbia; hello, gritty diversity — recharge the batteries somewhat. But there’s no escaping that the found-footage phenomenon has gone from fresh and original to just plain annoying.
This entry has been described as a “cousin” to the other movies. Specifically, The Marked Ones is a Hispanic cousin, customized for Latino audiences in the United States where the series is particularly popular.
As ever with this series, the shocks are cheap but effective, and the shaky-cam aesthetic adds an unsettling layer of realism (if you’re willing to overlook the innate ridiculousness of the film-everything concept).
Great movie! Lots of laughs and scares. I enjoyed the new take on the film franchise. This film doesn't contain much filming of people sleeping which was really refreshing. Cant wait for the next film!
This film is the fifth in the "Paranormal Activity" franchise. It's a spinn-off which tells the story of Jesse, a young man who ends up being a victim of the witch society to which belonged the grandparents of Katie and Kristi, main characters in the initial films.
I confess that I expected worse. The story is not as bad as I thought it would be and has its moments and some tension. However, there are continuity flaws, lack of logic and several inconsistencies. The scares, in turn, are excessively predictable. The biggest problem is that it does not present anything really new, in a kind of film whose recipe has come to wear out very quickly. Something I felt was an attempt to moderate the dead moments, one of the most tangible problems in previous films. An effort was also made to make a shorter film, where the pace of events was faster. This was a positive development.
The cast is, for me, a group of illustrious strangers, in that I have never seen any of them in other works or, if I did, they went completely unnoticed by my eyes. It is not the kind of film we see for the brilliance of its actors, and thankfully ... the cast does what it needs to do but does not shine, nor does it have the material or direction that allows it.
Personally, I feel that this film is quite warm: it is not bad enough to hate but it is also far from good. It suffers from many of the endemic problems in the franchise, but there is an effort to alleviate some of the most criticized points in previous films.
I liked the paranormal activity Franchise but the Problem is they keep doing the same movie every single **** characters in this are stupid and **** this movie was fun watching with my mates.
An almost okay film in that exhausted PA franchise. The same old formula, shaky camera, loud sounds, cheap jumpscares and an overall laziness. If you're a devoted PA fan you might enjoy it a little bit, but as a an average quality horror films looking person, you might just pass on it.
Neither fun nor scary, and packed with jump scares (surprise surprise), "Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones" is further proof that the found footage genre just needs to die.