La Malédiction d'Aurore Gagnon

Considering the quality of the usual 'found footage' offering (usually people - teenagers - running around screaming for no real reason), this is far better than many.

It has a solid storyline and (apart from a few moments) the acting is superb by all of the cast - quite impressive considering the limited experience of most of them.

The one thing I would have liked to see is more of a build-up to the ending - exploring the reasons for it a bit more.

Otherwise, quite a good watch for a small budget indie.

It has all the criteria I look for in a found footage movie. They did a great job making you think it actually happened! Most found footage is cheap looking, this was not. I wanted to slap that guy when he kept stealing stuff though!

The film has a believable and original reason for the characters to be in THE SPOOKY TOWN. Using the underpinning of a true story tragedy set against the backdrop of a lonely, snowy Canadian village, Curse of Aurore is initially a slow-burn character study interspersed with the occasional creepy moment--that most definitely picks up momentum. Worth checking out!

Solid 7 from me. I just finished watching the movie and I have to say.....it was pretty good. I liked the begining a lot, the mystery box was a great idea for a found footage. Setting was great, house was super creepy. I just wish maybe the movie was longer? I feel like the build up was great throughout the movie but the last few min got rushed? I don't know. But I definitely enjoyed the movie. Wish there was more though.. I'm not bashing the movie or the actors. They were all pretty good and belivable. maybe a prequel or sequel....Lol. good job though I will recommend watching it. I don't understand the low rating on here.

Ever since I delved down the rabbit hole of FF films, its becoming harder and harder to find a decent one. I was pleasantly surprised by this one! It did a good job of getting to the point of the story right away and keeping things interesting. I really enjoyed the ending! Would definitely recommend to a FF film-lover.