DaVern 303 HOW and why CAN SOMEONE be allowed to make this garbage and spend money on it ..if i worked on this movie id us an alias its a a total mess and A Total disaster! Iall the crew should be fired !!!1 I can not think of one redeeming reason to see this. I'm glad it was a free download but I can, when i seen that actor who played the very annoying Topher Lucas nerf i knew it was gonna be bad its beyond bad ..its sux soooo bad beyond belief,,,Topher or Lucas nerf most annoying actor EVER

thesar-2 The only way this SCREAM-fest could've been more meta is if, on Friday THE 13th, I SAW this movie about a HOSTEL on ELM STREET that took place during HALLOWEEN. So. Who's GAME?Okay, a few of those are true, some aren't, and to figure out which is all part of the game…to beat the dead horror analogy. The movie's much better than I'm leading on. Some scenes, unbelievably for me, actually did make me jump and it doesn't just resemble the fantastic movie, The Game, it's a nice companion piece. It's a much lighter, quicker and less thought-provoking version. Like if you're in a hurry, want more horror than suspense and want to leave your brain at the door.Incredible douchebag Joe wants to up the ante of frights while simultaneously freeloading and hosting his friends. He calls an agency of Fear to set in motion a game to feed upon his love of slasher/horror movies. Only, is it a game? Or is everyone in on it?Personally, I'm with Joe. Well, the horror-loving, slasher-obsessed fan part, anyways. I grew up with and practically memorized all of Jason's kills, Freddy's incarnations and Michael's stalking. But, unlike Joe, I doubt, as I am much older now than when I became infatuated with these screen legends, I would want to *live* out a slasher night. It's fun to see it on screen and know it's not real – plus the never-ending nostalgia of it all – but it would be heart-attack-inducing to carry it to fruition. This film's not perfect, some of it's completely far-fetched and implausible and it's so caught up on the "is it/isn't it real?" bit that it's more gimmick than suspenseful. But, that all said, I had fun and it was one of those rare movies that the second half is ten times better than the first half.If you love the subgenre of slasher horror and the Michael Douglas/David Fincher classic, The Game, as much as I do, you'll probably want to give Fear, Inc. a call. Or watch. ***Final thoughts: Like I said, the second half's better than the first, but make sure you stick with it. Sometimes, it tried so hard to be tongue-in-cheek and make references to other horror movies that it felt like it was trying to be shrewder than it was. This was NO 'Scream.' And it was trying so hard to cram in as many references as possible by merely mentioning them, I could never tell if this was meant to be a comedy. Luckily…the second half took over and the movie really takes off then.

Paul Wycherley The horror genre has become a bit stagnant lately and fear inc is a nice refreshing film that not only portrays all the classic horror films of the past but puts a nice twist on it.The story is well thought of as it revolves around joe foster and his partner lindsey, joe is a horror fan and has reached that point where he is no longer scared so when his friends visit him they tell him about a company called fear inc.Fear inc the company scare the hell out of people by setting up scenarios that the people or victims believe are real, what you witness is a extremely clever plot that has a few good twists and for true horror fans this is a gem

pedroquintaoo I'll be honest, I suspected about the plot twist in the movie since I read the synopsis, sounded a lot like a horror version of David Fincher's The Game (1997), and I was right but this one has a smaller budget.In Fear, Inc. we follow a group of young adults, the main character is one of the most annoying guys I've seen on a horror film, it's so easy to hate him. He contacts a company that creates scary moments and then who saw The Game know what's going on. I have mixed feelings about it! The acting is poor, the cast look a bit amateur, however I've seen worse on another movies. The horror sequences are okay and the plot is amazing for the viewers who haven't watched the David Fincher's movie, but predictable for who has seen it. I loved the metalanguage and the numerous references to another films, sounded a bit like Scream (1996).Fear, Inc. is watchable, can be fresh and a funny surprise for some people and just okay for another, unfortunately the writers ruined the ending.Rate: 5/10