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The Dawn

The Dawn

★ 3.32020Movie1 h 30 mUnited States
DramaHorrorThriller

Following the murder of her family at the hands of her father in the wake of World War I, a young woman goes to live in a convent. However, the demons that plagued her father follow, reawakening the nightmares of her past.

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The Dawn

2020

R

1 h 30 m

United States

Drama

Horror

Thriller

Following the murder of her family at the hands of her father in the wake of World War I, a young woman goes to live in a convent. However, the demons that plagued her father follow, reawakening the nightmares of her past.
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Top Cast(18)
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Devanny Pinn
Rose
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Stacey Dash
Sister Ella
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Jonathan Bennett
William
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Ryan Kiser
Jeremiah
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David Goryl
Father Theodore
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Heather Wynters
Reverend Mother Agnes
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Teilor Grubbs
Young Rose
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Andrew E. Wheeler
Father Henry
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Amanda Day
Sister Lillie
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Julie Rose
Frances
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Claire Engler
Gertrude
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William McMullen
Samuel
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Jimmy Redhawk James
Quanah
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Scott C. Roe
Sgt. Sales
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Ron Smith
Detective Wilson
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Briana Walden
Sister Katherine
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Susan Slaughter
Sister Isabel
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Renee Pilon
Sister Alma

User Review

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Je rend

11/04/2025 04:08
The Dawn_360P
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Irike

17/02/2025 23:51
Dawn
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makuayi🍫

29/05/2023 14:18
source: The Dawn
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FalzTheBahdGuy

23/05/2023 06:42
2/10 🌠🌠 = SACRIFICE From the start hearing the cheesy opening music over the credits and the first scenes audio sounding like the actors were speaking into a bottle was enough for me to cringe and realize I wouldn't be watching the totality of this film, Combined with the lack of Sfx and the horrible acting skills of the guy who plays the psychotic father with PTSD in the first 10 mins. was just too overwhelming to overcome. Stacey Dash or not this one is a hard pass.
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Maipretty9

23/05/2023 06:42
This film is great! Acting is terrific. Plot and dialogue fantastic. Suspense is just right. Clues to the plot are subtle. Loved the ending!
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Mrs_Marong💞

23/05/2023 06:42
The filmmakers did a good job on the film. I like the twist they put on the genre. I love that independent films are not afraid to try new things. If you enjoy watching independent films, then give this one a try.
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Tik Toker

23/05/2023 06:42
Um, this wasn't that great. Like not terrible, but I saw the "reviews"and was expecting a lot more. The timeline didn't make a lot of sense, the acting wasn't that great, no good effects. Pretty blah overall. I've seen worse, but I would recommend not wasting your time.
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user4261543483449

23/05/2023 06:42
This movie takes its time to build. This isn't a huge mess of jump scares like the new IT movies that moves like a heavy metal concert. This takes its time to build mood and atmosphere and for the most part succeeds. I'm not sure why certain people want everything to play like a concert. Sometimes horror requires your personal investment and your time. The horror genre doesn't come only in one temperature.
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Ellen Jones

23/05/2023 06:42
Wish the end was the beginning so no one would have to watch this badly written movie with laughable acting and pointless scenes! Should have guessed anything with B movie Stacey dash would be horrible!!!
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Official Cleland

23/05/2023 06:42
As usual with indie films the reviews here seem polarizing, so of course I wasn't sure what to expect. I'm pretty sure a handful of these are from people who illegally downloaded the movie, so I decided to give it a chance. The Dawn begins shortly after World War 1. Rose's (Teilor Grubbs, Hawaii-Five 0, the new one) father William (Jonathan Bennett) is showing early signs of PTSD after returning from the war, which he can only relinquish by beating down a mailbox. His proverbial demons get the best of him, forcing him to kill his family sans Rose, who is sent to live in a convent with no other living family. Flash forward ten years. Rose has grown into an adult (Devanny Pinn, who also produced). She admits in confessionals that her father's demons haunt her and she feels that because of this she cannot take her final vows to become a postulant nun (sorry if my understanding of the steps of nunnery are incorrect). Whether during dreams or actual events, we see that Rose is also experiencing what appears to be a violent exorcism conducted by a Priest who had been assigned with watching over her as a child. Two fellow Nuns (Stacey Dash and Amanda Day) attempt to offer their advice, as does the unusually good-hearted (for these types of movies) Reverend Mother Agnes (Heather Wynters, who I'd recognized from American Horror Story) and the calm-demeanored Father Theodore (David Goryl, one of the slacker friends of Young Ben Stiller in There's Something About Mary). Rose continues to see visions of this exorcism, as well as visions of chaos coming about in her real world. I don't want to spoil the last third of the movie, but it turns everything you've seen thus far on its head, unless you've been paying really close attention. The Dawn has flaws, but every movie does. I don't live in the black or white land of movie reviews so many people do these days. There are some good, if subdued, performances. I can't decide if it needed to be brisker, or if it needed to be longer. However the cinematography is stylish and quite gorgeous at times and watching the movie in surround sound bore a few nice surprises. Do yourself a favor and ignore the trollish torrent-spawned reviews and ignore the reviews of blind praise and watch it for yourself.

User Review

author avatar

Je rend

11/04/2025 04:08
The Dawn_360P
author avatar

Irike

17/02/2025 23:51
Dawn
author avatar

makuayi🍫

29/05/2023 14:18
source: The Dawn
author avatar

FalzTheBahdGuy

23/05/2023 06:42
2/10 🌠🌠 = SACRIFICE From the start hearing the cheesy opening music over the credits and the first scenes audio sounding like the actors were speaking into a bottle was enough for me to cringe and realize I wouldn't be watching the totality of this film, Combined with the lack of Sfx and the horrible acting skills of the guy who plays the psychotic father with PTSD in the first 10 mins. was just too overwhelming to overcome. Stacey Dash or not this one is a hard pass.
author avatar

Maipretty9

23/05/2023 06:42
This film is great! Acting is terrific. Plot and dialogue fantastic. Suspense is just right. Clues to the plot are subtle. Loved the ending!
author avatar

Mrs_Marong💞

23/05/2023 06:42
The filmmakers did a good job on the film. I like the twist they put on the genre. I love that independent films are not afraid to try new things. If you enjoy watching independent films, then give this one a try.
author avatar

Tik Toker

23/05/2023 06:42
Um, this wasn't that great. Like not terrible, but I saw the "reviews"and was expecting a lot more. The timeline didn't make a lot of sense, the acting wasn't that great, no good effects. Pretty blah overall. I've seen worse, but I would recommend not wasting your time.
author avatar

user4261543483449

23/05/2023 06:42
This movie takes its time to build. This isn't a huge mess of jump scares like the new IT movies that moves like a heavy metal concert. This takes its time to build mood and atmosphere and for the most part succeeds. I'm not sure why certain people want everything to play like a concert. Sometimes horror requires your personal investment and your time. The horror genre doesn't come only in one temperature.
author avatar

Ellen Jones

23/05/2023 06:42
Wish the end was the beginning so no one would have to watch this badly written movie with laughable acting and pointless scenes! Should have guessed anything with B movie Stacey dash would be horrible!!!
author avatar

Official Cleland

23/05/2023 06:42
As usual with indie films the reviews here seem polarizing, so of course I wasn't sure what to expect. I'm pretty sure a handful of these are from people who illegally downloaded the movie, so I decided to give it a chance. The Dawn begins shortly after World War 1. Rose's (Teilor Grubbs, Hawaii-Five 0, the new one) father William (Jonathan Bennett) is showing early signs of PTSD after returning from the war, which he can only relinquish by beating down a mailbox. His proverbial demons get the best of him, forcing him to kill his family sans Rose, who is sent to live in a convent with no other living family. Flash forward ten years. Rose has grown into an adult (Devanny Pinn, who also produced). She admits in confessionals that her father's demons haunt her and she feels that because of this she cannot take her final vows to become a postulant nun (sorry if my understanding of the steps of nunnery are incorrect). Whether during dreams or actual events, we see that Rose is also experiencing what appears to be a violent exorcism conducted by a Priest who had been assigned with watching over her as a child. Two fellow Nuns (Stacey Dash and Amanda Day) attempt to offer their advice, as does the unusually good-hearted (for these types of movies) Reverend Mother Agnes (Heather Wynters, who I'd recognized from American Horror Story) and the calm-demeanored Father Theodore (David Goryl, one of the slacker friends of Young Ben Stiller in There's Something About Mary). Rose continues to see visions of this exorcism, as well as visions of chaos coming about in her real world. I don't want to spoil the last third of the movie, but it turns everything you've seen thus far on its head, unless you've been paying really close attention. The Dawn has flaws, but every movie does. I don't live in the black or white land of movie reviews so many people do these days. There are some good, if subdued, performances. I can't decide if it needed to be brisker, or if it needed to be longer. However the cinematography is stylish and quite gorgeous at times and watching the movie in surround sound bore a few nice surprises. Do yourself a favor and ignore the trollish torrent-spawned reviews and ignore the reviews of blind praise and watch it for yourself.
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