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Fantastic!

It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.

Unshakable, witty and deeply felt, the film will be paying emotional dividends for a long, long time.

The movie's neither hopeful in contrived ways, nor hopeless in different contrived ways. Somehow it manages to be wonderful

Amish Amy (Jessica DiGiovanni) has returned from Rumspringa and becomes a devout member of the community. Her brother Daniel (Clayton Myers) has chosen not to return and is now shunned. Amy is being courted by Robert (Kurt Mason Peterson) who does not believe she has the power to see evil souls. This is an odd Lancaster, Pa. community, one where women pluck their eyebrows and only older members of the community have Pa. Dutch accents. Amy can see evil souls and is sought out by outsider Chris (Christopher Atkins) to help her clean her community of evil with a combination of lemons, dolls, and chanting.The few special effects are low budget CG, something you might expect from a bad 90's film. The plot lacked depth and the actors lacked the ability to deliver convincing lines. If you can make it through the entire film it is worth one punch of your "hacker card."Parental Guide: No f-bombs, sex, or nudity.

So the beginning starts off like most horror films: girl running on an abandoned street, in the dark. That was all fine and dandy, until they panned to the next scene, That's when a movie, that "could" have produced A-List actors, took a turn for the worst. The acting is undeniably h o r r i b l e. I've seen some cheesy films, but for a movie that is super recent, it's just horrible. I mean seriously, Jean Claude van Damme can write a script better than this, and he sucks at script writing. Even the cover picture is misleading. I am a huge horror/thriller fan, and this, there are No words. So, May I suggest acting, directing, cinematography and script writing classes.

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!

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.