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This is a coming of age storyline that you've seen in one form or another for decades. It takes a truly unique voice to make yet another one worth watching.

Each character in this movie — down to the smallest one — is an individual rather than a type, prone to spontaneous changes of mood and sometimes amusing outbursts of pettiness or ill humor.

Nicely done, atmospheric as all get out, and scary instead of gory which was a pleasant change. Acting was pretty top notch with a fairly small cast. Would recommend and watch again. Just happened upon this one via Hulu and glad I bookmarked it to watch later. For a first time directorial effort I think this stands out as one the better I have seen and I have been to my share of film festivals. Really look forward to seeing future endeavors by all involved. Don't let the found footage tags scare you off it really is not over used and what is has been incorporated well into the storyline, not just used as a gimmick. Not sure why this had to have "Russian" setting as it really did not add anything to the story and just seemed to be the only misstep.

I don't mind the "lost camera footage" or movies where they are filming as they go, but this one wasn't one of the better ones. The first almost half of the movie was pretty good, slow moving to build suspense and get to know the characters some. Good outside shots, creepy. Then when they get inside and things start happening, that's when it starts to go down hill. The footage they are filming, and thus we are seeing their experiences thru, is really fuzzy, shaky, and almost unwatchable. You don't really see anything, just a bunch of screaming and falling down. The shots of the evil spirit, or whatever you want to call it, are horrible and the special effects on it are ridiculous, wouldn't scare a small child. The story is the same as every other movie where they go into an old abandoned sanitarium/warehouse/prison. Things start to happen, someone goes missing, screams coming from somewhere within the building, they can't find their way out etc. The ending was a little different, but not enough to bother recommending this to anyone. Too bad because I thought it could have been better. The acting was good, the location was creepy, just the same old same old with the story.

I am not usually a fan of modern horror films. Too much gore and not enough story. However, 'Entity' is a little more thoughtful than your average 'found footage' thriller. Nicely paced and shot, the film draws you in with good plot and good acting. I was particularly impressed with Branco Tomovic, who is very believable in his role as 'Yuri Levkov'. And from what I understand, 'Entity' was made on a very small budget, which is surprising considering the very professional look & feel of the film.This is Director Steve Stone's first feature film & I think he is definitely one to watch for the future.

I saw this movie at the Grimmfest in Manchester-Stockport and must say that it's so much better than the trailer might even suggest. The crew of a psychic-themed TV series goes to investigate a mysterious site in the Russian forests where thirty-four dead bodies were dug up, they find themselves caught up in the aftermath of a government black-ops project that has left a massive abandoned research facility drowning in bad vibes, ghosts and residual nightmares. Steve Stone managed to create a very haunting, atmospheric and especially claustrophobic horror thriller that keeps you at the edge of your seat. I was also especially surprised by the brilliant performances of the actors, something you don't find very often in genre films. Dervla Kirwan plays psychic Ruth Peacock in a very subtle and beautifully understated way, Charlotte Riley is perfectly cast as the ambitious young TV host and Branko Tomovic who has his own darker reasons for bringing the British crew into the Siberian forest as the Russian character Yuri gives a wonderfully twisted, tormented and also emotional performance. I was also impressed with the locations, especially this huge overwhelming tunnel or industrial silo. Sadly, Steve Stone did not reveal where it was exactly shot at the following Q&A. And I also must stress the brilliant sound design which makes the whole Entity experience very frightening. The only small weak point in my opinion is the found footage style at times, just because we have seen it often enough by now. Had it come out a couple of years ago before Rec, VHS, etc it could have been the great inception of this style. But nonetheless British horror at its best! 9/10