The Devil's Well

As someone else said first half is documentary style then switches to found footage. I love found footage so I seek these out. This is currently on Tubi. Enjoyed the acting, characters weren't annoying af, setting was cool, no jump scares but it was spooky, def horror and quality generally speaking was well-done. The story isn't anything too unique but I did want to see where things went. Imo the climax left me a bit wanting and that's where I get the impression budget was an issue. It isn't awful but I likely won't watch it a second time. However if you're a FF fan like myself it is worth your time. We have seen far worse.

What I try to do with these types of films is to pretend it's real. When it's a combo - documentary/found footage film, you need that storyline to build the plot. Some feel this is boring. With this film, I feel they did a decent job to prepare you for what comes next. What came next started off rather well imo, but as it neared the end of the film, it all fell apart. Intelligent people suddenly turned stupid, no true fear factor, and I suddenly found myself predicting the rest of the movie. One thing I will say, there were no annoying characters that you pray die half way into the flick. If you have time to spare, give it a go. You may like it or maybe not lol

Horrible found footage movie ... if the guys from slipknot went on a murder spree.

This film is just a mess.

Part interview documentary (yawn) and part bad camera found footage ( bigger yawn). It doesn't know what it wants to be. The actors are boring and the action at the end is quite frankly garbage and not scary at all.

Why are these films being made. We know the iPhone has a great camera. Pity about the quality of what is being filmed.

Don't bother with this chicken dropping of a movie.

So painfully slow, boring, and full of scenes that suggest the cinematographer had only one camera for the entire film and shots that suggest the director had never seen someone give an interview, ever. All of the acting reeks of illegible cue cards and bad improv night suggested topics. This just looks more like "student project" than professional anything.