Product Details

• Actors: Gretchen Lodge, Johnny Lewis, Alexandra Holde, Jane Fleming
• Directors: Eduardo Sanchez
• Format: Blu-ray, Color, Dolby, NTSC, Widescreen
• Language: English
• Region: Region A/1 (Read more about DVD/Blu-ray formats.)
• Aspect Ratio: 1.77:1
• Number of discs: 1
• Rated: R (Restricted)
• Studio: IMAGE ENTERTAINMENT
• DVD Release Date: August 28, 2012
• Run Time: 99 minutes
• Average Customer Review: 3.1 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (67 customer reviews)
• ASIN: B007USWCMY
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #152,674 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)
• Learn more about "Lovely Molly [Blu-ray]" on IMDb

Editorial Reviews

From the masters of horror who brought you The Blair Witch Project comes a terrifying new vision of evil that will redefine horror once again. A mysterious evil is waiting for Molly (Gretchen Lodge), who moves with her new husband into her late father’s empty country house. Haunted by dark demons, she is soon left alone to confront a lurking presence inside the house – one that could drive her beyond the edge of pure fear. Hailed as “guaranteed to haunt you” (Dread Central), Lovely Molly breaks new ground in raw, cutting-edge horror, delivering scares that slice to your very soul. You will never want to turn off the lights again!

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

17 of 19 people found the following review helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars NOT IN MOM'S KITCHEN! August 19, 2012

By Michael TOP 500 REVIEWER

Format:DVD

The movie cycles back and forth between a home movie video that displays the time and date and a bad hand held camera that doesn't. Tim (Johnny Lewis) and Molly (Gretchen Lodge) get married in 2010 according to the camera, but don't move into her parent's home until a year later in 2011. We know that her parents, Ben and Tammy are deceased...in heaven watching the ceremony.

Tim is a truck driver who travels. He has installed an alarm system, one that goes off on occasion as if someone inside the house unlocks and opens the door. But they seemingly own no gun living in a rural area. Hannah (Alexandra Holden) is Molly's F-bomb dropping, pot smoking, blond sister. There is a mystery concerning the house and its past that Molly doesn't recall. She is creeped out by being alone in her childhood house. All this adds up to only one thing to horror genre fans who have seen this recently in too many films. However this film doesn't care if you gather this clue early as there is much more going on.

To add to the uncertainty, Molly has a history of drug use and at times doesn't seem to be all there. Interesting film, although clearly not for everyone. This is a slightly more complex "ghost" story than the Paranormal series and fans of the simple hand held camera genre may not find this feature enjoyable. While the film is slow at times, it doesn't stagnate as every scene drops a clue or tells a story. It is a film I am considering watching again to pick up things I missed.

PARENTAL GUIDE: F-bomb, sex, full frontal nudity (Gretchen Lodge)

7 of 7 people found the following review helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars Slow, gloomy, creepy November 14, 2012

By RKOFANT

Format:DVD

Spoiler free

This is a compelling horror movie for a few reasons. I am not claiming this is the most amazing movie in the world, but it ended up affecting me more than expected and for that I will give it a tip of the hat.

Why i liked it:

- Creepy throughout vs jump scares and gore.
- Events of the movie open for interpretation.
- The movie showed you things without context that just seem random, but later bring those scenes into context.

These things left me thinking about it long after the movie was done.

The found video parts were a mixed bag but in the end I decided that they were an asset to the presentation. there were a few really good video scenes while others were kind of pointless.

In the end I would reccomend people who prefer creepy over slasher type movies. The movie feels very depressing and thus it is not a very good date movie. I was in the right mode to let myself get absorbed by the movie, so I can understand why opinions vary on it. It kind of reminded me of the movie Possession (1981)...but not as good.

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars See this one! January 8, 2013

By Nick Provenzano

Format:Blu-ray

I don't usually do a movie review on Amazon but wanted to throw my 2 cents in. There are no intentional spoilers here (unlike a lot of there reviews on this page) and if you've seen the trailer, than you are safe to read on. I find it telling that many of the 1 or 2 star reviews confess to not even watching the whole movie. In those cases, the reviews are irrelevant. Having said that, this movie isn't for everyone. If you are only scared by visceral gore and CG monsters, then you probably won't like Lovely Molly. I'm not saying there is anything wrong with liking those films. In fact, I like my share of those as well but Lovely Molly touches a different nerve and presents a different narrative. It's more of a character study about someone who may or may not be going insane. I'm a 47 year old man who started watching this movie on an iPad late one night. After 30 minutes I had to turn it off because it was making my skin crawl and had me double checking the shadows in the corner of the room. I had to watch the rest of it in broad daylight. Yes, there is POV footage in here and many people complain about that......but there is a justified context for this. If you watch the whole movie, you'll discover why this footage is actually an important element to the narrative. Another reviewer here titled their review "Slow Burn". That is absolutely correct, and it's great. Don't expect fast paced action scenes with frantic chases. You are witnessing a descent here, not a race. The other thing I will say is that the audio is just as important as the visual in this film. Put on a good set of headphones because the audio will creep you out as much as anything you see onscreen. Thankfully, the soundtrack music is used very sparingly so the focus is on what Molly (and you the viewer) are hearing at the moment. The performances are solid and Gretchen Lodge (Molly) is put through the emotional and physical ringer. There is a copious amount of nudity in the 2nd half of the movie but it's not really salacious, it's more disturbing and conveys a state of mind as opposed to sexuality. There is also some brutality as well. The nice thing about this movie is that it leaves some things open to interpretation without cheating the viewer. I say give it a spin. This is a case where it's preferable to see it and maybe not like it, than to pass on it and maybe miss out on something you'll REALLY like.