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I understand what this project set out to do but I feel it could've been explained a little better, and could've also been more engaging for viewers. It felt like this was a brief snippet into the issue of debt and could've been explored in more depth. The couple who created and directed it were very quirky characters and made for an entertaining watch, but it's clear they are amateur filmmakers. With a stronger narrative this film could've really resonated with people and helped spread the cause these people so obviously feel passionate about, but I fear the lack of a consistent storyline and lack of engaging information means it will go completely over people's heads. Nevertheless a bunch of inspiring and admirable people involved in this, I hope despite all I've said it's a popular release!

Imagine the most straight to DVD cinematography you can, combined with extreme over-editing to get around terrible acting performances. Throw in a complete lack of anything approaching a scare; $2 effects to make the eyes of a ghost nun glow; a completely nonsensical plot; and more shots of a sweaty lead awakening from a dream than has ever before been committed to film.

Now that you've imagined all of that, multiply it by twenty, and you have yourself an approximation of the true terribleness that is The Haunting of Borley Rectory.

Not good in any level. Fair play to Smith for constantly making films.

So much better than most films. Very well put together with great cast members. Thought the music was brilliant so congrats to whoever did that. The direction was good as well.