The Burningmoore Incident

Let's face it, this film isn't a masterpiece. It's not something I'd go out of my way to watch again, but I genuinely enjoyed it. Much like another "sleeper hit", 7 Nights Of Darkness, it hits that sweet spot of the characters being believable, whether that be by sheer dumb luck of having good actors, or of having actors so bad they make the characters work.

I wouldn't say it was overtly scary, but for a large amount of the film, I wasn't sure if I was watching a horror movie, or a home makeover show.

Everything about it oozes that kitschy mid 2000's mix of bad editing and cheesy music that makes it an enjoyable experience.

Give it a shot, I mean, it could always be worse.

A cheap, annoyingly bad attempt at copying Hell House LLC. All the characters are annoying, the music throughout is annoying, absolutely zero jumps. Acting is atrocious and the "bad guy" is laughable. How does no one notice all these people keep going missing!!! Don't bother. Quality of the film is also really poor and they insist on the camera flickers too much. Really no story line at all. To be honest I'm not sure why I continued to watched it to the end 🤔. This is definitely a Z movie. Please don't waste your time like I did. I'm all for lower budget horror if it's done well, but this is a big NO NO.