The Unborn (2009 film)
- Odette Annable: Casey Beldon
- Gary Oldman: Rabbi Sendak
- Cam Gigandet: Mark Hardigan
- Meagan Good: Romy
- Jane Alexander: Sofi Kozma
- James Remar: Gordon Beldon
- Idris Elba: Arthur Wyndham
- Atticus Shaffer: Matty Newton
- Carla Gugino: Janet Beldon
- Ethan Cutkosky: Barto
The Unborn is an American horror - thriller directed by David S. Goyer from the year 2009, which started off in German cinemas on March 12, 2009.
Action
As a young woman, the Student Casey is haunted by terrifying dreams and visions. As it is pointed to changes in their eye color, she learns from a doctor that this change occurs in some twins. After her father admits that she had a twin brother, who was, however, died before birth in the womb, it begins to do research.
After some time she meets her grandmother, who for the time being not makes himself, but later helps her to realize these visions. The grandmother tells Casey of former experiments in Auschwitz in twin siblings. At this time, grabbed a dybbuk her brother, who has since studied human body to enter through the mirror in the human dimension, and ideally Casey's body preferred. At this time they still did not know why and how.
Casey freed after some time by a exorzistisches ritual that many victims - including the life of her friend - calls from this demon.
In the final scene, she realizes that she was pregnant all the time and the demon would be born of them.
Reviews
Christina Krisch wrote on March 12, 2009 in the Kronen Zeitung that the film consists only of clichés and let miss a solid plot or even exciting moments completely. For male viewers, it may well be quite nice to see the main character in each predictable creepy scene in underwear bounce across the screen, but this hardly care for goosebumps.
" Formal respectable variation of the Exorcist " subjects, but that is no more than a simple knitted Obsession Slaughter with crude subplots content. The cliché-ridden plot would have a deeper exploration of the Jewish religion, mysticism well done. "
Copyright complaint
In January 2012, Platinum Dunes, Rogue Pictures and Relativity Media was sued in Los Angeles Superior Court. A descendant of Erna Segal claimed that one, abused her book " transfers " of 1990, which she published under the pseudonym Erna Olinger without permission for the implementation of the script. The grandson was in 2005 the rights to sell the book to Pat Dollard, but the negotiations failed.