source: I Am Fear

Film: I Am Fear Directed by: Kevin Shulman Top Billed Cast: @kristinaklebe Bill Moseley, William Forsyth and Faran Tahir Ok so where did this one from..... Out of absolutely nowhere has struck one of these most unique takes in the horror/war/mystery genre in a long time. Gritty, raw and suspenseful, the brilliantly shot and directed I am Fear pulls no punches what so ever as the viewers dive deep into a fiery Los Angeles as we end up face to face with one of humanity's biggest fears. This film took me completely by surprise and I just wanted more and more and more. The cast is incredible!! While this may sound biased as I am a huge @kristinaklebe fan she gives the greatest performance in her career (in my opinion) and the scenes were her and Faran star in are phenomenal, great direction and great on set chemistry. Other stand out performances include Rob Zombie regular Bill Moseley and Eoin Macken. The pacing of the film is excellent leading into a stunning third act which I most certainly will not spoil!! To conclude, I am fear delivers on so many levels from well written, high tension stakes to gripping, chilling horror which crawls inside you and messes up your mentality so be ready to stare into the face of true terror 4.5/5

This movie doesn't deserve all those 1 star ratings. It doesn't deserve something higher than 5 stars imo, but, 1 star? (Wtf? Lol) It's obvious that the ones who are rating this movie with 1 star are obvious orange man supporters. Cultists hate when someone say something negative about their cult emperor god lol.

I'm almost an hour in and I just can't take it anymore. Where's the horror? I expected something, anything, and got nothing. Why is this a horror movie? It's confusing as heck; all the Arabs look and sound alike. I can't tell the good guys from the bad, assuming there are any good guys. All in all, garbage.

I didn't expect much as I sat down to watch this film, but something got me hooked. A lot of people seem to think it's bad and all over the place, but I disagree. The story is pretty straight told (with a few flashbacks to explain stuff) so i think it's the opposite of all over the place. Maybe some get confused about characters acting as infiltrators or even playing both sides, but I thought it was pretty obvious who was who and why they acted like they did. The story was building up to the end, but the execution of the end might have been something more. It felt a little bit cut off. Anyway, even though I expected something like it I didn't see the end coming exactly the way it did. I give it 5 out of 10 (actually 5,5 since I think it's better than 5 but not as good as 6)

What do you get when you mix up diverse subjects such as Islamic extremists terrorists, shadowy government agencies,raging wildfires, the media and well... The Devil, ad in a healthy dose of practical gore and a few jumpscares? Apparently this incredibly original and highly entertaining gem of an indie horror feature. I was expecting pure schlock after watching the trailer and very nearly dropped it from my watchlist, but I'm so glad I finally took it on, dispite my reservations. The film starts out incredibly disjointed but after a while the narrative threads starts to come together and the storyline becomes clear. It obviously a very low budget picture with a limited number of sets, but the film overcomes these obstacles thanks to a great script, good to great acting, competent directing and first and foremost originality. Hope you enjoy it.

Can't add much more than the other honest reviews,just wish i had'nt wasted time on it. The ending made no sense at all - come to think of it neither did the beginning or the middle. What a Mess...........

Terrible editing,disjointed story and really bad acting. What more could you want? Total trash fire.

Just watched it for the first time. And it was amazing! 🔥 Will definitely watch again 👍🏽

I was expecting a "Homeland" style, political drama and action film, but didn't expect the twist towards the latter third of the film. Quite the unexpected turn of events. The cast is robust and talented. Especially enjoyed the brief but deadly-charming Eoin Macken. Kristina Klebe is pretty spot-on as Sara Brown, her steely glare gives you a slight sense that something sinister is coming, just wait for it...