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    Just finished watching it and I have to say... you can so tell that it's an ultra low budget film. It was alright, watchable at least. It takes a while to get into the film but once it does - it was alright. Poltergeist still reigns supreme when it comes to this sort of thing though although for a low budget it was very well done.

    One noticeable thing though:

    Epic spoiler above.

    I'd say about a 6/10.

    Thread closed by SuperNic. (Forum Moderator) due to a thread already been made
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    Thread opened by iAdam (Forum Super Moderator); Threads merged and reopened.
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    A film's first real Twitter success story. It's two years old. Thus far it appears from most reactions that it doesn't live up to the hype.

    I'm not interested in seeing it, I'm sick of cinema verite.

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    been around for ages now but only just getting to cinemas in UK.

    from a budget of $15,000 they made $100,000,000 or something.

    looks quite good. anyone seen/seeing it?

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    hmm, i search para and only one link came up so sorry about that. month old anyways.

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    Indeed made for $15,000 and shot in the director's (I use that word loosely) house. The film is 2 years old and had been touring festivals, sat on the shelf and then got picked up for distribution. Its success is all thanks to Twitter. Don't bet that the few involved in the production are getting much money at all - they would have probably signed a weak deal out of desperation to get the film out there, so 99 percent of the money will be the distributor's.

    I didn't like it because it didn't affect me. I didn't jump once, and that's all the entire film relies on. It's like The Blair Witch Project - if it doesn't scare you, it's got sod all else to utilise to entertain, although Blair Witch is in fact a rip-off.

    I'm happy for the film-makers and it's a big gold star for independent cinema, but I'm really sick to death of the cinema verite style of film-making now. It's been milked heavily in the last 2 years.

    Also, the ending shown in cinemas and DVD is a happier Hollywood ending shot recently. There are 3 endings in total, and the original is far bleaker.
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    Yeah the ending is ****


    i liked most of the film tho

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    I'm really not a fan of "horror" movies, especially at the cinema because if you do jump, it's due to the audio rather than the visual.

    Quote Originally Posted by Misawa View Post
    ... I didn't like it because it didn't affect me. I didn't jump once, and that's all the entire film relies on. It's like The Blair Witch Project - if it doesn't scare you, it's got sod all else to utilise to entertain, although Blair Witch is in fact a rip-off. ...
    I didn't even get the ending of Blair Witch :rolleyes:.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sergio View Post
    I'm really not a fan of "horror" movies, especially at the cinema because if you do jump, it's due to the audio rather than the visual.



    I didn't even get the ending of Blair Witch :rolleyes:.
    It was left to audiences' imaginations, however, this is the popular belief:


    anyway, that was a stupid film and this is a stupid film.

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    Quote Originally Posted by thyflux View Post
    It was left to audiences' imaginations, however, this is the popular belief:


    anyway, that was a stupid film and this is a stupid film.
    Oh I see. I never read into it before and I didn't even watch it properly if I'm honest.

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