The Blackwell Ghost 3

I recently came across The Blackwell Ghost franchise while doing research for a project I'm working on. All I can say is - FAN-FREAKIN-TASTIC! These films are everything the Paranormal Activity franchise tried (and failed miserably) to be. The writer/director/star has a great sense of pacing, and the dialogue is so well-written, you'd swear it wasn't scripted at all.

This is my favourite of the series so far. The 'activity' level was ramped up quite a bit in this film compared to the first two; and it didn't appear to have any continuity errors like those found in the second installment. If you're a fan of films like Paranormal Activity, and of paranormal programs like Ghost Adventures, I'd definitely recommend this film.

The main guy is actually not that bad as an actor. However, his characters decision making is dumb and, just like the movie before this, NOTHING. HAPPENS. You can't make a decent horror movie when the "film-maker" goes to the haunted house and sits on his backside getting drunk the whole time (unprofessional much?). Then when he actually does hear an unexplainable noise, he just stands there like a plonker and doesn't investigate. There are no scares in this movie, not even anything close. If you want to watch a real one-man show that blends comedy and horror perfectly go watch the Bad Ben series.

Watched this on a whim while home alone, nursing a hurt back. I was actually blown away by how freaked out this movie got me-- I have a pretty vivid imagination and scary houses are my weak spot. All that being said, if you don't like movies like Blair Witch, paranormal activity, etc you will not like this. No blood, no slashers, just a dude in a house with a good creepy backstory and shenanigans ensue.

Made my hair stand on end a few times but its amazing too, I would definitely recommend this

Turner has a true talent for horror movies!! I don't even care if it's real or fake, it's so well make, in a minimalistic scale in such a way it steers clear of typical horror tropes. He manages to capture that actual terror of being under the control of something you can't see or touch or control, and that makes these movies SO great for true horror fans! Job well done!! I'm binging all four movies in one day!