Páiric O'Corráin
June: A Devil Child or The Devil in female form, or just possessed of Psychic Powers? A mother and father, members of a Satanist Cult, hand over their baby daughter June to the Cult for a Summoning, In the midst of the Ritual the mother slits the throat of the Satanist Priestess, but it seems to be too late.Sent from one foster home to another, June reacts badly to maltreatment. Elictriciry cuts off, wild winds come from nowhere, Poltergeist style activity ensues , A social worker seems to understand June's predicament and places her with a better family. But he seems to report to a mysterious supervisor, always over the phone.June blames an invisible friend/spirit called Aer for the strange occurrences..Shades of Carrie and The Omen, Polteregeist but a watchable Horror Film in its own right. 6/10.
Stevieboy666
Tale about a young orphaned girl and her demonic alter ego Aer, as she is moved from trailer trash foster home to nice but childless couple. Naturally there is an evil plan at work. This movie is pretty well acted and filmed, is easily watchable but as a horror film it is very tame. I picked it up from Poundland so can't grumble, though I'll be passing my copy on.
sayanbasu29071992
JUNE...THe film starts of well depicting a cult ritual going terribly bad laying the way for a nice decent movie..Now firstly the role of june has been brilliantly acted by kennedy brice with nice performances from the supporting actors.What doesn't works with the decent visual effects and some really interesting scenes is a muddled up screenplay which is really confusing.Nothing really makes sense,who or what their purposes are?.It gets really boring after a point and fails to bring your interest back.Even the climax is a terrible failure.It still is far better shot(the cinematography is brilliant ),With a fantastic background score and a top notch performance from its leads,Than several other films of this Genre.Definitely worth a watch but just once.....
equazcion
An infant named June is imbued with a powerful spirit by her parents' cult of Satan worshipers. She bounces around the foster care system as the evil periodically overtakes her to mysteriously hurt people around her.June is a risky mix of classic horror and slow artsy cinematography. The shots are often quite beautiful, and the acting is passable. The flick is nevertheless ruined by a pedestrian and predominately unoriginal script, with cheesy and obvious borrowed elements from Carrie and The Omen (among others), while falling short of providing any true scares. Dollar-store music and visual effects also clash hard with its otherwise artsy ambitions.
