Truly Dreadful Film

Each character in this movie — down to the smallest one — is an individual rather than a type, prone to spontaneous changes of mood and sometimes amusing outbursts of pettiness or ill humor.

This is ultimately a movie about the very bad things that can happen when we don't address our unease, when we just try to brush it off, whether that's to fit in or to preserve our self-image.

The movie's not perfect, but it sticks the landing of its message. It was engaging - thrilling at times - and I personally thought it was a great time.

I stumbled on this whilst trying to find something to fill a few hours, I'm a fan of this type of film (micro budget horror) and am well aware of the varying quality, so I went in with pretty low expectations. However - this is just crap, flat acting where you can actually see people just waiting to read their lines, nothing feels genuine, you can the feel the pain as the 'actors' just spew rubbish. The "fantastic effects" some people refer to consist of a ton of static and one repeated computer screen. As for the monster, Jesus, you never see the thing at all, tons of dodgy lighting and darkness, is it possessing people? Does it eat dead people? How is possessing a dream? The premise is good but you get no answers to anything. Absolutely no point in the reporters being at the base either. Oh and the synopsis is a load of bull, should read 4 random people get sent to dreamland then panic over weird noises, go full on Blair witch and go mental. avoid.

I hail from Portugal and I do not scare easy. I have watched quite a few horror movies in my day, especially growing up overseas I was privileged to my beloved Alfred Hitchcock. There are corny scary movies and then there are intelligent scary films, Nocturne Six qualifies, at least in my book as one of those films. Original and rather unique I feel. I can't imagine how anybody could rate this movie anything below a three, that's just plain stupid and downright obnoxious.Here in Portugal, our movies aren't like those of the United States, but we do have a lot of independent filmmakers here, and I feel that today, people need to give independent films a chance. After all, we won't be seeing the movies of yesteryear pushing the quintessential $60million or above to make anymore, unless of course you happen to read the Marvel Comics or love those types of films and whatnot.I view Nocturne Six as the next up and coming great piece in a line of "untapped" film genius.

I don't understand how anybody could possibly rate this movie a "one". I think much of the time people get envious or ticked off at other people because their film got made before theirs, or something like that, so out of spite, they give it a one.Personally, I don't think it's a ten, but a solid nine I give it. It's original, active, and downright chilling. Even seeing how low budget this film was, I give credit to the filmmakers and writer for being able to pull off such a creepy beast. I might start having nightmares after hearing how that demon screamed or yelped in the movie now.This movie to me was a shocker in that I was caught by surprise several times. If a film can do that to me, then for me, it's worthy to be out there with all the rest.

Something to keep you on the edge of your seat for a change. Unfortunately, there are too few movies that can accomplish this anymore. Not your typical film that uses trailers to lure you in to get you to watch the film, leaving you dozing or uninterested after the first twenty minutes. This film, uses techniques that many people are interested in, but know little to nothing about, the paranormal.Too many modern movies are unintelligent, using high-tech CGI and other silly gadgetry to get you to watch their film without even giving a passing thought about the actual plot of the story. When did filmmaking go down the tubes - giving way to rubbish. This film uses simple, retro-style horror, allowing the audience to use their brain for a change. Don't watch this movie if you are not into using intelligence though, after all, it's meant to make you ponder the other realm, allowing us smart humans to question outside the box.