Black Eyed Children: Let Me In (2015) User Reviews

First Scene

[marigold_bay · 2/10 · 23 June 2018]

It is OBVIOUS the guy interviewing was drunk or otherwise impaired. His speech is slurred, he has no clear focus. His questions are repetitive and rambling and the grammar mistakes made it all the more painful. Seriously, if you are interviewing someone at least know where you are headed.

I'm trying to understand how none of this was noticed during the making of the darn thing.

absolute garbage

[mammogramkid · 1/10 · 31 March 2022]

The acting is beyond bad, I had to turn it off because I actually started to get embarrassed for the actors who star in this worthless film. Not one second of the 30 minutes I watched was entertaining in any way at all. I've challenged friends to watch it sober and only one made it.

Excruciating Acting

[vickyh1117 · 1/10 · 23 November 2016]

Don't even bother to rent or watch this cheesy film. The acting was excruciating. Totally unbelievable, with the exception of the the black guy at the "lake", although one has knowledge the film is bogus - the black guy was the best "actor" - I can see him with a future in film. SO, my review wouldn't post unless it had 10 lines. What really can I add to this film that would make you want to see it if I'm correct on my take of the film. Please don't waste your $? Please try to cast better actors? What I did find humorous - when the guy that wrote the film - God bless him, the tent scene - even as I type these words I'm laughing because of the tent scene - he thinks he hears "something" outside of the tent -it's a cow mooing. Over and Out!

*Sigh*

[sinnomine-17282 · 1/10 · 29 May 2022]

This could have been good if not for the sound, 'acting' and horrible script I'm actually wondering if there even was a script. Don't waste your time.

no "spoiler" necessary

[anarisuto · 1/10 · 23 October 2015]

Schizophrenic rambling. I rented this in HD, from my ATT Uverse provider. $6 !!! I should never assume the title of a film has any meaning. You can title a documentary "whales", and then present a two hour film of barnacles growing on someone's dreadlocks. I know that these black eyed children encounters occur, or at the very least, honest people sincerely believe they have experienced this phenomenon. I like to hear about, and try to understand these bizarre, esoteric "things". I like gnarl that makes my skin crawl and hair curl. But!... Substance is important. This is ridiculous. The title of the film should have a modicum of relevance, but Justin Snyder stumbled his way through a film about pond scum.

Faux horror documentary

[Leofwine_draca · 1/10 · 6 May 2017]

BLACK EYED CHILDREN: LET ME IN is a faux horror documentary made on no budget whatsoever. It's a simple indie film that cashes in on the brief media craze for ghost stories involving the titular phenomenon. As a film it's extremely low key, featuring almost no supernatural content, just endless face-to-camera interviews with supposed witnesses. The dialogue feels ad libbed and is quite repetitive while the wooden acting really takes the biscuit. It all leads to the usual BLAIR WITCH-inspired mucking about in the woods.

just so bad

[amdewstow · 1/10 · 14 July 2020]

I'm not sure whats worse, the acting or the audio work. It seemed like some people did not even have mics aimed at them.

Do not waste your time on this mess of a high school level video project.

At least get a disease you've researched

[akoqcjapanese · 4 April 2017]

Good grief, this crap sucks! They picked some random girl to pretend to be an optometrist and then the black guy they had (I guess they could only have two) played several characters. Horrible acting, fake disease that the writer didn't even research to make sure the symptoms related to the premise of the movie. This is one of the worst fake documentaries I've seen.....seriously unless you like really really bad and not bad it's funny and good, but really bad movies, avoid this crap.

If I made this film I would find a new hobby

[JShaft33 · 1/10 · 17 August 2019]

That girls vocal fry - holy jeez. I do want the drugs the black guy was on. The filmmaker is a crazy tweaker. Dale saw the childrens. The coolest thing about the film was seeing the lake drained.

Obviously this movie was too smart for the other reviewers

[Corpsegoddess · 10/10 · 18 July 2020]

Here's the secret, guys: this is a brilliant send-up of of bad found footage movies.

You have to be very good to be this purposely bad.

Watch it again.