Fuente de la expresión
Oxford Dictionary
Contexto
More or less a found-footage remake of Rosemary’s Baby, this low-budget American chiller divides its time between warning us of the Antichrist’s impending arrival, and explaining why, in Satan’s logic-defying name, anyone’s camera is still continuing to roll. It’s not hard to guess which aspect is scarier. Newly-weds Samantha (Allison Miller) and Zach (Zach Gilford) have a mental blackout on the last night of their honeymoon in the Dominican Republic, which is unfortunate, because that’s when Beelzebub, with the help of some very suspect and carelessly stereotyped natives, got her up the duff. The oblivious pair make it home. All seems well. All is not well.
Tipo de fuente
newspaper
Autor
Tim Robey
Título de la fuente
Devil's Due, review
Año
2014
Web
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/film/filmreviews/10576992/Devils-Due-review.html
Idioma
English
Nivel de uso
Popular/Familiar/Coloquial
Marca dialectal
Sin definir Reino Unido y Australia
Frecuencia
Sin definir