Faust 2.0 (2014)

Softwares and apps are daily installed based on agreements we scroll past and accept. But what exactly do we accept? In Faust 2.0 we meet five individuals who unknowingly enters into a pact... See full summary »

Directors:

Nicolas Debot, Micke Engström

Stars:

Frida Liljevall, Thomas Hedengran, Katharina Bothén

Cast

Credited cast:
Frida Liljevall	...	Elisabeth
Thomas Hedengran	...	Vincent
Katharina Bothén	...	Madeleine Stark (as Katarina Bothén)
Per Burell	...	Thomas af Ekenstam
Chrissy Pavlov	...	Alice
Peter Stridsberg	...	Vince
Mattias Redbo	...	Joel
Ida Linnertorp	...	Liv
Mariah Kanninen	...	Erida
Per Ragnar	...	Faust
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Anders Fager
Anders Hasselroth
Joachim Staaf

Storyline

Softwares and apps are daily installed based on agreements we scroll past and accept. But what exactly do we accept? In Faust 2.0 we meet five individuals who unknowingly enters into a pact with unknown forces and whose lives are brought to a brutal turn when they use the mystical applications to achieve what they want - but instead get what they deserve. As the applications spread the pieces fall into place and a digital pandemic takes shape.

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Plot Keywords:

female nudity | gore | blood | violence | male nudity | 

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Taglines:

Satan is ready to make a new deal.

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Genres:

Horror

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Did You Know?

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User Reviews

Don't waste your time

For some reason I keep watching the few Swedish horror films that are made and they all seem to have 1 thing in common, they are all awful. This stinker is actually even worse than all the others, 80 minutes of painful viewing.

The movie is clearly inspired by films like "V/H/S" and "The ABCs of Death" and it consists of 5 small horror story's. They are all pointless and awful with laughable acting, poor setting and terrible effects. One of them is more like a bad porn film than it is a horror story.

I don't write reviews very often but this time I felt the urge to warn people of how bad this really is. I can't believe that I actually paid to watch this and that is almost embarrassing. I actually feel sorry for the actors and filmmakers and I hope for they're sake that not many people will watch this movie.

Avoid at all cost, you are better off to spend those 80 minutes on pretty much anything else. This might be the worst Swedish movie ever made and the lowest grade are rarely more deserved.

Details

Official Sites:

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Country:

Sweden

Language:

Swedish

Release Date:

17 October 2014 (Sweden)

Filming Locations:

Stockholm, Sweden

Box Office

Budget:

$100,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Njutafilms

Technical Specs

Runtime:

79 min

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1