Amy (2013)

A Masterpiece!

A terrific literary drama and character piece that shows how the process of creating art can be seen differently by those doing it and those looking at it from the outside.

The acting in this movie is really good.

One of the worst ways to make a cult movie is to set out to make a cult movie.

I give it a 10 in the spirit of amazingly awful films, but I loved this movie! As soon as I read the summary, I knew I had to see it, and I am not disappointed so far. The acting is... well all of it is so ... awkward, sincere and compelling, somehow. An Amish Psychic girl. Demons. Someone I swore was John Denver. The acting. THE ACTING. "YOU'RE TEARING ME APART LISA" acting, only much, much worse.I did NOT see THAT end coming. And what a tremendous parting line. This movie has to be seen to be believed. Even with its glacial pacing, it's still somehow constantly entertaining! If you love truly horrible but entertaining movies, do yourself a favor and see this!

I'm better at watching slow moving plots than most.. I did enjoy it but if you're horror movie experienced, looking for anything more than a college production, it's not for you.. The first 60 minutes, I kept thinking a commercial would liven it up but after that, I enjoyed the simple effects and the story got interesting.. I'm glad I know about the Amish culture or I might have been a bit lost..I'd watch it with my religious old mother, and I believe it would scare a slumber party full of 12 year old girls..The actress playing Amy did a fine job.. Chris Atkins (from Blue Lagoon fame who never really got good rolls after that) was very watchable and the rest of the crew held their own and were believable but it is a low budget film and it shows.. AND like I said, I liked it but not enough to watch it again and I love watching good movies twice..

Possession in a remote Amish community. That is what happens in the Indie horror film "Amy." A Young girl learns she has the ability to see fallen souls. The problem is that not only does her village not believe here, but her boyfriend Robert thinks she's foolish as well. As the film goes on she meets a mysterious outsider named Chris and she must work with him to cleanse her village of the possession. The film conveys the feeling of being alone. No one outside the village is ever seen and this helps convey Amy's feeling's of loneliness. Also the film has several surprises that will keep you guessing until the end. A great film for Halloween!

Amy is a psychological horror film. It's about evil taking over an Amish community. There is a lot of suspense. It keeps you guessing. I was watching on the edge of my seat practically through most of the movie. The film doesn't have a ton of gore. It's more you get a feeling of a sense of impending doom as opposed to physical danger. The ending is great, you won't see it coming. And the acting is very good. I haven't seen Jessica DiGiovanni, who plays Amy, in movies before, but I'm sure I'll see more of her after this movie. And Christopher Atkins from "The Blue Lagoon" is in this movie also. He plays a creepy funeral director. I liked this movie. I would recommend to all horror movie fans out there.