Before Someone Gets Hurt

This is a very low budget indie horror film about ghost hunters that try to film a web show in a place that is actually haunted. I really like Alexandra Turshen, but even starring her, I don't recommend "Before Someone Gets Hurt".

Starring Michael Welch (aka Mike Newton from the Twilight series) and a cast that only Alexandra Turshen is known, this movie is very bad. By the way, the cast is not to blame for the disaster that the film is.

The plot and script don't help, they're very poor!

This movie is just horrible in every aspect of film-making.

There are a number of biblical tones and just ugh, this is a class in what not to do in a movie.

I don't recommend! Score 4/10.

I really can't say too much about the plot as I only managed to endure 22 minutes of this movie. The premise is - they're about to do a paranormal investigation within a house, which has more than grizzly past, for a show called 'Ghost Investigations' (inspired title, huh!?!). Although they're supposed to be semi-professionals (who have the opportunity to have their show produced on the SyFy channel) they seem to set up THE WORST cameras ever! These cameras capture not a colour image, no, but a delightful blue hue (in broad daylight) with lovely wavy interference for added crappiness. But that's not my main gripe, every time there is a switch from camera to camera they've added a static glitch effect with a sharp cutting static noise, EVERY FRICKIN' TIME and even then some when nothing is happening! This, for me, made it unwatchable.

This movie was not as bad as others are saying, in my opinion. Decent cast, good story line, not many dull moments. The movie flows well, enjoyed watching this on my Saturday night in!

Seriously people, no one is paying you to tear down these movies. It's a B movie, so you know what to expect going in. This movie was entertaining enough to watch, laugh, jump a couple of times and stop and say hey, didn't he just? Oh well, just watch the movie. This isn't a school project for you to grade. You obviously love dissecting and tearing down the movie. So, they gave you plenty of fodder for that, so let's face it, you enjoyed it 😆.

I like this type of movie but this is not a very good movie of this type. It has the setup and potential to be great. It's got continuity issues. For example the guy runs upstairs without Doritos and then has Doritos on the black and white camera shot. That ruins things for me. It's so obvious not much attention was paid to the making of the film. The kills are non-existent and there's just not much going on with the story. It never launches into a fully fledged horror scenario. It just lingers in act one but I give it a 3/10 because I like these types of movies (and other types too, just watching these would be very limiting viewing enjoyment).