amymay-69916
Joined May 2022
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One thing i DESPISE in a "paranormal documentary" movie is when the paranormal happens,and the characters,who have been looking for the paranormal,refuse to believe the paranormal. ALL the cast and crew horrifically does,yet these idiots are shocked every five seconds by demon activity. It's like they stopped believing/forgot what the hell happened as soon as they turned around. Every instance was a new instance of them being shocked that the paranormal was paranormaling-- they were constantly being surprised that the haunted house was haunted. I wanted them all to die for their sheer stupidity alone.
Acting as a flat as a sheet. Plot is as garbage as a landfill. The outtakes were terrible,which is super sad because it showed that this could have been even WORSE. The review that stated that it was supposed to be set in 1950,but the only nod to 1950 was the black and white theme and the cars hit the nail on the head. No self respecting man who DIDN'T want to seem like a murderer has shoulder length hair in 1950. One lady had a Jennifer Aniston friends hairstyle,which DEFINITELY was not seen in the 50's. How hard would it have been to curl her hair/put it in a bin or ponytail!?! We get that Frank is a ghost,but never find out what happened to disencorporate him. The "daughter" was an awful actress and the end made no sense. Just a steaming pile of poop movie. It's too late for me-- I can't unsee this. But you don't have to. Save yourself.