La semilla del mal

Título original: The Unborn

2009
16
1h 28min

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Odette Annable and Ethan Cutkosky in La semilla del mal (2009)

This is the first theatrical trailer for The Unborn, directed by David Goyer.

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Una joven se enfrenta al espíritu que está poseyéndola lentamente.Una joven se enfrenta al espíritu que está poseyéndola lentamente.Una joven se enfrenta al espíritu que está poseyéndola lentamente.

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Premios
- 1 nominación en total

Curiosidades
The doctor that Sofia is talking about as she recounts her time in Auschwitz is the infamous Dr. Josef Mengele. He was notorious for selecting those that came off the cattle carts for those who lived or were sent to the gas chambers. He was particularly interested in experimenting with people, whether it be freezing people in sub-zero water or changing the color of the iris of eyes. He also had a deep interest in twins and would do organ switching, blood transfusions or sewing twins together.

Pifias
Twins of different gender are fraternal one hundred percent of the time. Fraternal twins are obviously conceived when the mother releases two or more eggs during ovulation which are then fertilized by two of the father's sperm cells. Therefore, fraternal twins have separate amniotic sacs one hundred percent of the time and as such it would be an anatomical impossibility for the umbilical cord of one fetus to strangle the other.

Citas
Matty Newton: Jumby wants to be born now.

Créditos adicionales
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Conexiones
Featured in The Rotten Tomatoes Show: Public Enemies/Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs/The Stoning of Soraya M (2009)

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Written by Derek Whitacre (as C. Derek Whitacre)
Performed by Derek Whitacre
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OK, let me get this out in the open immediately: this movie is pretty predictable if you have been watching any 'new' American Horror flick within the past five years, complete with gratuitous shots of Fox's, excuse me, Yutsman's backside. To its credit, the movie does have a great amount of potential from the source material, but fails to give birth to it. The effects are well done, the acting is decent (for the genre at least), and I left the movie feeling that I was at least entertained for the last 87 min (although I did wish that they would have cut out 10min. or so in the middle and made the final confrontation longer and better).

If you already like watching these kinds of movies, the Unborn certainly doesn't try to do anything different then what has already been done, and is worth watching; But you are expecting a radical departure from the typical Horror flick, this ain't it.