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It had potential, but it missed one important part of this type of horror. It says it is based on the writings of Lovecraft. His writings are big on monsters, right? This entire movie has no payoff: you never get to see the monster. Fail. Otherwise good.

I consider myself an aficionado of found footage horror films. I have seen them all, even the most obscure and rare ones. The Curse of Aurore is good. First, it's based on a real case, so that makes it more interesting. Second, the acting is really good, certainly good enough to not distract from the story. Third, there are little Easter eggs here and there that I picked up on, but I will not spoil them for you. Finally, cult movies are right up my alley. Definitely worth a watch.

So, the acting was not that bad to be honest, and the concept was OK, but the effects were cheap and horrible, and the plot was boring and went nowhere. With a huge budget, alright maybe, but this is a low-budget flick and just obviously cheap.