Dybbuk Box: The Story of Chris Chambers

D movie. D is NOT for "documentary" but in fact for: dybbuk-less dishonorable, despicable, disposable, dumb, dull, damnable, defiling, dastardly and deceiving.

Aside from the Stand By Me nod to Chris Chambers, this movie offered nothing in the way of entertainment.

***The lead character is played by the director, producer, editor, writer, gaffer, caterer and animal trainer Joseph Mazzeroeozzzoeorro or something. He released a "documentary" called Built On Graves - where actors from his other failed film projects are titled as HISTORIANS. A throne of liesssssss!

I really enjoy these found footage movies. I love the entire Paranormal Activity series. They aren't real. Neither is this one. It starts out creepy, but never really picks up steam. It's only one hour long, so it's over before it really had a chance to get running. Oh well.

That was the lie right there.. thought it was gonna be real or a great mini film but awful acting and explainable acts for a rubbish mockumentary. Some tense moments that nothing came of.... disappointing!

If you take it for what it is and suspend your belief for a minute, it's pretty creepy. There were multiple parts that gave me chills down my spine. I think people are too caught up in special effects and gore that something creepy doesn't entertain them anymore.

I like a slow-burn horror or suspense, but this movie was heavy on the slow and light on anything else, sadly.

I love movies that rely on your own imagination to conjure up what might be lurking; I think they are some of the best, but this one lacked the sense of dread and suspense needed to fuel the creepy imagination.

Whether it was the actor, the script, the directing, or some combination of these and/or other things, it was mostly quite bland. The main character gave very little feeling, so there wasn't that sense of investment in what happens to them.

What's disappointing is that this could have been an awesome creeper. The idea is there, but the execution just was not.