Curse of Aurore

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!

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.

Great base story but ends up being like most FF flicks...boring with a dumb ending.

Very surprised about this movie as I did not expect to be rewinding back and forth. The idea was good and the scares were chilling. For a low budget movie it was okay.

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.