Purely Joyful Movie!

Boring

To all those who have watched it: I hope you enjoyed it as much as I do.

The film makes a home in your brain and the only cure is to see it again.

This is quite possibly the best movie ranked under 5.0 on IMDb. Never reviewed here or anything in my life and I've been using IMDb since it started. I felt compelled to communicate that this movie should be at minimum a 6.0. I'm giving it an honest 7 for being hilarious and an instant horror comedy classic.

The only real charm of the movie comes from the array of known and enjoyed actors such as Rob Corddry, Keegan-Michael Key and Paul Scheer. Sure there's a laugh now and then, but this movie isn't funny enough to forgive the atrocious story and horrible characters. This is definitely a silly stupid bad movie and the handful of predictable and repetitive jump scares couldn't startle an epileptic mouse. If you feel anything watching this, it'll likely be disgust from the many downright uncouth blue comedy scenes. So if you're going to watch it, do prepare for boner jokes, blatant female nudity and a five minute projectile vomit scene no one would judge you for fast-forwarding through.I don't mind low-budget or no-budget horror. As long as the cinematography is good and the movie is lighthearted, the $2 budget for effects won't always tank a feature. But they could've done a better with the old lady costume and the hunk of inanimate painted foam that was the demon baby, only because both characters had a ton of drawn- out well-lit screen time. There were some scenes that simply felt like an attempt to stretch the feature to 90 minutes. I also got the sense the audience was supposed to find the priests and the cops charming but they merely came off predictable, unremarkable, not funny, repetitive, annoying and some other adjectives. Like stupid. Is it entertaining? Sure.Is it funny? If you like blue comedy and are twelve, sure.All in all, it's the familiar faces you're supposed to pay attention to, not the bad plot, bad characters, bad editing, bad pacing, bad writing, bad effects, bad everything else. **Watch at your own risk.**

This movie is a very good example of the horror/comedy or dark comedy genre. It has a very talented and recognizable cast (even if they are not A list actors). It is basically meant to be a celebration and parody of the majority of modern horror films, much like "Scary Movie". However, this seems more fresh and original than the "Scary Movie" series has been lately. It hits on ever modern stereotype of horror, so do expect a few jump scares. This movie is not meant to be taken seriously so i would not suggest it to a person wanting a real horror film... That being said, this is a very funny movie and I would recommend it to anyone looking for a good laugh.

While I'm only forking over a six for HELL BABY, I have to admit that there were a couple of times that I laughed aloud: the sheer Absurdity of it makes it hard not to like- and Rob Corddry, an actor whose face I recognized, was the perfect choice to play the husband. In fact, it's because of Corddry that I coughed up (puked up? vomited up? regurgitated...?) six points. The RENO 911-Father Guido Sarducci team I could've lived without, although they had the potential to have been the funniest thing(s) about the movie. Poor writing and uninspired performances worked against them. The real star of the movie is The Baby, who comes out swinging. Not since IT'S ALIVE have we seen a tot as terrible.