Larry Fessenden knocked it out of the park with this modern reimagining of the Frankenstein story. Hits all the notes of the original novel but with a modern twist that in lesser hands may have come off as cheesy or pretentious. Great cast, wonderful story and script, and masterful direction. The tragic ending really packed an emotional wallop. Fessenden himself makes a cameo as a barfly in one brief scene that you might miss if you blink.

Depraved is certainly an interesting take on the Frankenstein story, based in a modern setting. Admittedly I nearly gave up after 30 minutes wondering where this film was heading, but I stuck with it. You do have to be patient and get through the first half of the film. The second half is certainly more intriguing and more eventful, with an escalation in the story with every unfolding situation. If you stick with it, you may ultimately get something out of this movie…it really only ‘broke even' for me.

"Depraved" offers an immersive experience that puts the viewer in the shoes of the protagonist. It's a successful modern adaptation of a classic theme, with philosophical undertones that add depth. The film benefits from strong performances and is overall a moving experience.

Larry Fessenden's "Depraved" is a beautifully-told-&-filmed, modern Gothic tale of Frankenstein—adroitly played by actor Alex Breaux. Part romantic, part dread, this film with stick to your psyche long after the credits roll. I can't wait to see the director's take on Dracula and the werewolf sub-genre.

A spin on ‘Frankenstein' and a fairly decent one at that.

I thought it was a modern day Frankenstein

"Depraved" is a modern indie version of Frankenstein in which the humanity that remains in the monster counts more than its body parts. The director uses the creature as an instrument to examine social consciousness, especially the ethical standards in the pharmaceutical industry. However, the movie is never able to maximize the potential of its great premise.

Basic level Frankenstein set modern day. Not too much to say about it.

Larry Fessenden's "Depraved" is a beautifully-told-&-filmed, modern Gothic tale of Frankenstein—adroitly played by actor Alex Breaux. Part romantic, part dread, this film with stick to your psyche long after the credits roll. I can't wait to see the director's take on Dracula and the werewolf sub-genre.

Give this one a little time, and you’ll get in to it! It feels like a 온라인카지노추천 anthology episode at first, but eventually cranks up on style, quality, and intrigue. Alex Breaux as Adam plays a standout “monster” (watch out De Niro) in this contemporary adaptation. I appreciated Henry’s (Dr. Frankenstein simulacrum) reanimation motive. I guess if I had a gripe it would be the messy haircuts on the younger male actors. They were distracting. I also confess to cringing at the Indie love story moments and music.

‘Depraved' Marks a Return to Form for Larry Fessenden

Was hoping for a fun reinvention of Frankenstien but I didn't expect such a joyless slog of a movie. It didn't need to be almost two hours when it felt never-ending. The dialogue was painful, the build didn't pay off, it was absolutely rotten.

Depraved hides some sympathetic nature in its soul.

A fresh, modern and engaging take on the Frankenstein tale that features true heart and above-average acting. This one's a bit a slow burn to set the story up correctly, but the payoff is worthwhile.

Not flawless, a bit longer tha necessary but a very smart look at Frankenstein's story. It's examined from the parenthood point of view, exposing the unavoidable topic of selfishness. Well-acted, directed and produced with what seems to be a small budget.

It's a modern day Frankenstein tale...except we weave in a creator with PTSD and a brain from a guy that just got offed.

Uma boa ideia para renovar a fantasia Frankstein, mas se perdeu com passagens chatas.....bah...depois tenta consertar mas já era. Não entendi o burburinho pra esse filme.

I could only get 40min of the way through it before I had to tap out. It's a very crappy movie that's in the same vein as Grave Encounters.

Somewhat uneven, but all in all a fun and smart update of a familiar story, "The Depraved" turned out better than what I was initially expecting.

This was my Halloween movie pick for this year . It turned out not being what I expected but I actually really enjoyed this movie . It’s something different . 4.0