bowmanblue In case you don't know, Afterdark are a film company who make horror movies. These films normally consist of six stupid teenagers getting stranded somewhere then getting eaten by a monster/a cannibal/a ghost - take your pick. In short, Afterdark films are those you only watch if you're really not expecting too much.However, with 'Seconds Apart' I think they might have finally got one right! I remember there were two twins at my old school. They were skinny little boys with squeaky voices and they got bullied. However, in Seconds Apart, you really shouldn't pick on twins Seth and Jonah - they have telepathic powers and they ain't afraid to use them! Seth and Jonah, played by real life twins, are genuinely creepy as they set about their evil ways. The story plays out a bit like a slightly extended X-file, only without Scully and Mulder. Instead, we have a cop (seemingly the ONLY cop in the town who is allowed to drink on duty and slap a child in a crowded school dining hall and get away with it) who, upon finding suicide victims, automatically suspects locals twins because of a suspicion that they might have telepathic powers (good call, huh?). But that can be forgiven on account that the story is pretty good. I won't say too much as there are even some things that you might not see coming.All I'll say is... if you see a pair of twins holding hands near you - RUN! WARNING: I think it's also fair to point out that this film has a scene where two people OVER the age of forty kiss (that was possibly the most horrific part for me).http://thewrongtreemoviereviews.blogspot.co.uk/

GL84 When a series of brutal murders seem to be done by the hands of sinister twin boys, a detective races to solve the truth behind their seemingly strange powers before their rampage grows even-more bloodsoaked.This was a complete and total bomb, as there's very little of interest in this one. It tends to trade most of it's creepiness on the appearance of the twins rather than having them do anything or even make the film creepy, and if twin boys with a cold glare, sinister haircut and dress aren't creepy to you, it really does very little. Most of that is due to the fact that it centers on a mystery angle with the detective investigating their activities to the point of aggravation and boredom since it's just plain dull, the boys aren't given anything remotely resembling a normal motive which is all left to the imagination, and really the whole film comes across as been-there, done-that in regard to their powers, their appearance towards others and what they've been doing all along. It's only interesting in the finale, when it gets interesting once they get ticked off with each other, but it's all too late to be of any help after such a lame twist beforehand. Not really all that worth it.Rated R: Graphic Language, Violence and a clothed sex scene.

Daniel Callow I am going to be honest. The plot is a little weak and I really could not get past the absolute diabolical acting from Gary and Edmund Entin. The two of them need an acting class, pronto. I remember seeing them briefly in a role in that bomb of a film 'the seeker' -not worth watching either- I recall thinking about how BAD they where in that too. It is sad to think that these two terrible actors are even getting work. They are certainly NOT worth the price of admission or cost of a DVD. Not even worth my renting or streaming! An that is free. . . So that really says allot. Now as for the actual film, there are some moments of gore, but you could watch a dozen other films and get a better caliber of acting. This is just a straight to DVD job and YOU CAN TELL. That being said, if you do enjoy watching really terrible acting with some camp moments of horror then by all means this is the movie for you to sit down with.

Claudio Carvalho After the death of four high school students, the last two playing Russian Roulette, Detective Lampkin (Orlando Jones) investigates the case interviewing the students in the school. The teenager Katie Dunn (Jennifer Foreman) mentions the weird twins, Jonah (Edmund Entin) and Seth (Gary Entin) Trimble and Lampkin summons the brothers for interrogation. Lampkin is a traumatized man that lost his beloved wife in a fire and has deep scars not only on the face, but also in his soul.After the deaths of Katie and the pedophile Kirby (Rusty Tennant), Lampkin learns that the twins have an evil telepathic connection and are capable to make people live their worst nightmares. He goes further in his investigation and discovers that the evil twins are the result of an experiment. However, his superiors do not trust on him and believe that he has hallucinations. Meanwhile Jonah falls in love with Eve (Samantha Droke) but his brother does not want to separate from him."Seconds Apart" is a creepy movie about two powerful twins that use their abilities for the evil. The story has a great atmosphere and the weirdos are scary. Unfortunately, the messy conclusion is very disappointing, but anyway this film worth to see. My vote is six.Title (Brazil): "Sentimentos Mortais" ("Mortal Feelings")