I really liked the film. Since I saw it at a midnight screening, the audience's reactions were just like in the trailer. Some screamed at moments, and I could hear a lot of uneasy noises and talking. Although I did know the scares were coming, they were unpredictable as to where they would actually come from and they could just be little things. What partly makes the film suspenseful is the naturalistic acting, like how the couple, who are mainly the only characters, react to their surroundings. Yeah, it has a good amount of talking, but it's used to develop the characters, and it's funny sometimes, like the guy's reason for getting ahold of an Ouija board. The audience I saw it with laughed, too. So, I disagree. It was well worth my time.
At 10/19/09 04:29 PM, greensucksbluerules wrote:
At 10/19/09 02:48 PM, SuperShad wrote:
It's a rip off of The Blair Witch Project
That's alright. The Blair Witch Project is a rip off of Cannibal Holocaust.
The Blair Witch Project filmmakers didn't even know of Cannibal Holocaust's existence when they were filming their movie.