Honeymoon (2014)

Waste of time

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.

Close shines in drama with strong language, adult themes.

The movie starts out pretty basic. Bride & Groom reminiscing of love & proposal at their wedding.For their honeymoon they go to Beas (Rose Leslie) family cabin by a lake & from the start you get the sense that the place is a little bit off. The beginning of their honeymoon is as you would expect... fun times in the bedroom, bathroom & probably everywhere else they could think of! They run into Baes old childhood friend Will (Ben Huber), who quickly turned them away in anger before realising who they were - then Wills wife, Annie (Hannah Brown) comes out & tells them they should leave, so Will aggressively grabs her to make her stop talking.The next morning, after their odd encounter, strange happenings occur at the house & then Paul (Harry Treadaway) is woken by his alarm to head to fishing, when he drops his bate & realises his alarm went off early he heads back to bed to find Bea is missing - he then sets off to find her.After finding his new wife in the woods, naked at night, they head back to the cabin & then gradually she begins to become distant & strange - not finding things funny, forgetting how to make coffee & french toast, talking to herself in the mirror, rejecting sex etc. Things get more weird from there & in the end... It's not a happy ending..Even when Bea is changing, she still genuinely loves Paul & wants to make him happy but you can see something is pulling her away & her erratic behaviour confuses & worried Paul so much - you really feel for the guy who just wants his Honey Bea back!Rose Leslie & Harry Treadaway, both from the UK are great in this movie & are convincing both with their accents & the love they have for each other as newlyweds.Overall an enjoyable movie that pulls you in, with an eerie setting & no cheap jump scares, making it feel more unsettling! With a slow build up that can get boring at times, could go with a little bit more of the scary stuff to keep you on the edge of your seat. Worth the watch.Slow at times - Average script - Great cast - Intriguing story lineEnd vote for this film is a 5Samm.Wise

At first I liked the movie. It had lots of suspense, great acting, etc. But the ending was one of the worst endings I have ever seen. To make a long story short, this movie is about a man and a woman who get married and go on a honeymoon. The woman gets abducted by aliens, not without killing her husband first. The woman essentially dies before she adopts the personality of an alien, or something like that. Don't watch it if you like horrible stories and horrible endings.

Well it starts of newly weds in a cabin ,sex sex and more sex,at one point during a night of even more sex ,hubby wakes up and finds his bride in the woods looking like she's just had more sex.anyway not much else happens they try to have more sex but she is a freak who i presume had sex with an alien .sorry no plot no story yet !! She then has what looks likes a miscarriage ,hubby pulls half a ton of sausage meat out of her lady bits ,and she turns into an advert for skin cream ,there are no spoilers because there's nothing to spoil.i wouldn't recommend you eat your'e dinner while watching it because it's pretty gross ,literally another trash horror trying to shock with extreme scenes of roadkill popping out of body parts.to sum it up it's a pile of trash.

PROS: My favorite, and the best, part about this film was the tension and paranoia throughout. As the movie progressed it felt like the tension rose gradually and the mania did as well. This lead up to a big, horrific, and overwhelming climax with a great resolution. This build up was helped greatly by character development. The actors changed throughout the film making the circumstances more dire and intense. As the characters changed so did the story, making this movie dynamic. I would really give a thumbs up to the actors in HONEYMOON, they felt very genuine. I always appreciate it when actors who are supposed to be dating actually seem realistically in love, it gives the movie an extra umph in the fear factor.CONS: My one con might not be the same for all viewers, but I really felt like I wanted something clearer or more concrete. This is hard because I like the ending and I thought all the hints the script dropped were very helpful, but maybe just one more hint. I don't know if I'm being picky, but that's the only con I could find.www.chorror.com