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I had very low expectations about this movie ....mostly because I was coming from a string of duds here! Oh how I cannot stand the home video quality of some of the films on Prime or any platform ewy!THIS was NOT one of those AND IT WAS ACTUALLY as I said SHOCKINGLY good of a scary film!There were quite a few moments where I jumped out of real sudden frights! AT one point I almost lost a breath it shocked me so BAD! I had to catch the breath! For one thing both Samantha Mumba & the elder daughter are so so SO easy on the eyes> Samantha's acting is also surprisingly very good I believed her I really did & she seems natural!Over all all actors were very believable to me & I just really enjoyed this film. IT had all he right elements, although what really wold have taken it over the top for me would have been in the scene when the boy friend is over (oh kind of a spoiler alert stop here if you just don't want to know) & he strikes OUT with the elder daughter because Tia the younger daughter appears...when the older daughter goes to put Tia to bed and the boyfriend is alone when teh TV suddenly turns on?...If they could have used the same CREEPY CARTOON with the CREEPY MUSIC that was in a previous scene when Tia was watching TV ...NOTHING for me is more CREEPY than an old black & white cartoon with the big eyed Felix the Cat sort of animation AND that SAME old organ carnival type of music playing on a TV in the background. There was a similarly creep scene though not animation in the film "The Babadook" just something about OLDER black & white plus creepy on the telly that does it for me. Instead when the boyfriend has the TV pop on by itself...it's the cheering crowd of a ball game or something of a ball game playing on the. There is ABSOLUTELY nothing scary about a cheering crowd or a sports announcer so it took away from the scare factor big time for me personally. Other than THAT I just had NO IDEA by the time we learn what has happened so it was not ONLY chock full of good old fashioned fright JUMP moments....but it had a twist we just NEVER saw coming AT ALL!SO this counts as one of my unexpected charms! I really enjoyed this film as a horror fan! Although I really think I am MORE of a CHILLER THRILLER fan than "horror" because there doesn't really have to anything "horrible" in a film to make it a THRILLER so I kind of dislike the word "horror" because some "THRILLERS" or even ghost stories are actually ..."beautiful" I ask what is so "horrible" about Samantha Mumba OR Kerry Knuppe is elder daugher character's name oh these two beauties CANNOT be anything called "horror" if you ask me! LOL

Ok well this movie was a train wreck. It was worse than my junior year of high school, and that was the year I took AP English, Calculus, and Physics.The concept is that of every other horror movie: a family moves in to a new, 'haunted' house. The family has some minor issues. The spirit or whatever it is claims a child as its own.What really rustled my jimmies was the holes in the plot. The first third of the film is focused on this creepy-ass doll that one of the main characters is obsessed with. But it seems to make sense because it belonged to the ex-owner of the house, who is supposedly performing the hauntings.However, at the end (SPOILER ALERT), we find out that this main character has actually been dead for half the movie, and *she's* the one causing chaos in the house. I just... What?This film had a few good jump scares, but overall it was put together with half a ball of yarn and super glue.

Well that was nice and creepy. The whole story leads up to a big ending. Hmm, how do I review without a spoiler.I didn't see that ending coming and it was really sad when you find out what happened. I did like that they back tracked and showed some of the images that had already occurred. The movie made more sense after that. I love b movies, well most of them and this one was well thought out and the characters were great.Seeing the cover of the movie I thought it was going to be all about some scary stuff throughout the movie. I mean come on, look at that picture. That being said its just a story that leads up to the last of the movie with some really creepy stuff and an aha moment.Overall, good movie!

I was reeled in by the end of the movie. It gets a solid 3.There's a bit of God vs No-God family conflict and it desperately clings to stereotypes... the good little Christian girl with her skirt, sweater, and cross necklace vs. the godless lesbians who hate prayer. Frankly all of the first half of the movie is clumsy and clunky. It's all a rather terrible setup for the last half, which is decent. No gore beyond some bloody hand prints -- the first set looks like a mix of dried ketchup and a little bit of red corn syrup. Oh yeah, there's a bloody nose too (I don't know what they used for this; at first the "blood" doesn't even stick to the guy's skin) and some bloody carpet that also isn't convincing.Overall, worth the watch if you have time to kill. The movie leaves a lot to be desired (the first parts could have been better and the main part of the movie before the "twist" is just dropped and forgotten), but it's not the worst thing I've ever seen in my life. If you don't care about terrible plot development, you can skip up to the part where a chick with a braid and a guy are sitting together with a grassy background.Spoiler --As with many B movies, the cover gives away the ending. If you haven't gotten the hint by the time someone says, "Why do you hate me? Why don't you want me here," you're probably not paying attention (which... after the first half, nobody could blame you).I give this movie an extra half point for the terribly awkward scene where an art teacher tries to hit on a woman, finds out she's a married lesbian, and calls them both unicorns. That was as excruciating to watch as I'm sure it was to try to act through!

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