The two best friends have their lives turned around when they spot a fellow high school graduate called Oscar, leaving the home of a woman who is supposedly a witch. He isn’t obnoxious of what is truly going on as the story progresses. He is a very strong character that is very loyal to his best friend. Hector is used for the main comedy moments but he isn’t an idiot, or a fool. Jesse and his “goofy” friend Hector (played by the delightful Jorge Diaz) set off to start the next chapter in their lives. Jesse (Played by Andrew Jacobs) is perhaps the most likeable character to date: He’s a typical teenager fresh from his graduation. The film starts off just like every other horror film the main protagonists going through their everyday lives, happy and enjoying themselves they’re highly likeable. Does this film provide a strong plot, jump scares, likeable characters and a bright future for the fifth instalment? Well, it certainly does reinstall belief in a plot arc that seemed like it was on the downward spiral it’s easily the best and strongest film of the current batch.
However, this review is purely on the spin off “The Marked Ones”. It seemed ambition was the problem, in the sense that it was too ambitious. Paranormal Activity 4 was, and let’s be honest here, the weakest compared to the other “Paranormal Activity” films certainly the least acclaimed of the series.
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It also allows some brilliant revelations and really shows that this series of “paranormal” is far from giving up. Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones is a spin-off but it manages to keep continuity and leaves a few clues as the story goes along. However, the franchise itself is far from dead, unlike the majority of its characters.
Some say the Paranormal Activity story is like an old mule: tired, overdone and in need of being put down. Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on Email Share on WhatsApp Share on Reddit
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