Paul McGhie
as Director
English,Filipino,Français,Indonesian,Kiswahili,Português,Русский,اَلْعَرَبِيَّةُ,اُردُو,هَرْشٜن هَوْس,বাংলা,ਪੰਜਾਬੀ,中文
The horror film Webcast, starring Samantha Redford, Joe Tremain, Nicola Wright, etc., directed by Paul McGhie, was released on December 15, 2018 in the United Kingdom. It tells the story of when two young filmmakers suspect their neighbours are involved with the abduction of a teenage girl, they begin to run surveillance on them, and that's when things start to go wrong. This is a Horror, Thriller film with a runtime of 95 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 5.3/10 from 1,505 viewers.
Paul McGhie
as Director
Samantha Redford
as Chloe Webber
Joe Tremain
as Ed Dickens
Nicola Wright
as Kimberley Webber
Angela Plater
as Holda
Georgie Cracknell Wright
as Summer
Christopher Tajah
as Dr. Colby
Clifford Allison
as Simon
Julian Lamoral-Roberts
as Joe
Kiki Kendrick
as Lorraine
Denise Orita
as Tia
Ruby Padwick
as Police Officer
Rob Taylor
as Sid
Nicole Griggs
as Amelia
Tito Adamou
as Tito
Barbara Jenner
as Neighbour
Maria Rooke
as Neighbour
Inina Ostrup
as Young Holda
Sharon Smithers
as Neighbour
Paul McGhie
as Writer
Chris Shaw
as Writer
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Castle Rock Entertainment
21 wins & 43 nominations total
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Good movie!
source: Webcast
A cracking little movie. Well cast and a really good storyline. I am probably a little biased as I generally love this style of filmmaking. I know it's not a lot of people's cup of tea but I like how people who have a story to tell can do it on a small budget. Smaller budgets shouldn't detract you from watching a movie. If you liked The Wicker Man then you'll dig this. I'd highly recommend to fellow found footage fans.
Entertaining little horror, we had a fun time watching
Really slow pace, with a plot that just wanders around. Really hard to keep engaged or feel involved in it at all.
WEBCAST is a mixed bag of an indie found footage horror, fairly good in some aspects, but disappointing in a lot of others. As another reviewer has noted, the lack of a script is all too apparent, with boring repetitive dialogue spoiling a number of scenes. The idea of spying on creepy neighbours has merit but the running time drags a little. Imagine one of the PARANORMAL ACTIVITY sequels crossed with DISTURBIA and KILL LIST and you'll be there.
Maybe the reason why I don't watch these movies, But you would think in 2018 that the amateur approach would be not as rubbish as this is!
This hardly deserves any star. Only interesting thing about this is that we religious people really believe in Black Magic, Curses and other stuff from spiritual dimension. Looks like your typical nightmare. Gives you specific feeling of fear. But everything else is so bad. I wanted to stop watching it at least 10 times during playback, and i got bored more than I would if I were doing nothing. Ending is a bit more extreme, funny, active. But everything else is so lazy and passive, talk only, and camera is shaking so much that I think this better goes to trash or at least on instagram or youtube than to imdb or cinema or anywhere better. It is not a movie but kids vlog, they are playing just with their camera. Also there are old naked characters.
What was the point of this movie?! Absolutely nothing!
This film starts okay but there are so many edit cuts that it's distracting. And found footage films need to WRITE DIALOGUE! Otherwise, all you have is people running around screaming "WTF??" over and over and over and over and over again. The edit cuts means a character flubbed a line, but so what? It's supposed to be raw footage. Instead, the constant blink cuts are annoying. The acting is fine but the middle of the film is really padding and kinda boring. And the ending is no surprise....but then there is a SECOND ending which is really dumb. Great talent behind this and they could have done so much better.
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