At the Devil's Door

Satan's redneck cousin ragdollizes unsuspecting women, getting them pregnant in the process. Not as entertaining as it sounds, though.

This is an "Omen"-style demonic horror that pulls a "Psycho" and then ends with a whimper. I thought this was going to be a found footage movie but was pleased that it was not. The camera work is engaging. There are a couple of well-earned jump scares. They're not cheap and the source of the scares are compelling. It's no cat jumping out of the closet or jolt from a musical cue. The ladies in the lead roles are attractive but I didn't buy that they were sisters. There is very little in the way of gore and there is some sustained mild scariness. The red raincoat of the antagonist was reminiscent of scenes from the old Donald Sutherland flick "Don't Look Now". The demon is barely seen but looks to be a creative representation of the creature. I had heard and read a few good things about this before I watched it. It was good, but nothing really separates it from other recent low-budget Horror films.