It was the most cringe and boring film I have ever watched with horrible acting.<br/><br/>This hole movie should have been a youtube video, at most.. everything is so predictable and every conversation is full of non-sense details.<br/><br/>It was the most cringe and boring film I have ever watched with horrible acting.<br/><br/>This hole movie should have been a youtube video, at most.. everything is so predictable and every conversation is full of non-sense details.<br/><br/>It was the most cringe and boring film I have ever watched with horrible acting.<br/><br/>This hole movie should have been a youtube video, at most.. everything is so predictable and every conversation is full of non-sense details.

I think this movies biggest problem is its opening 10 minutes., and if I was reviewing based on that only, it would have got 1 star. There are too many obnoxious characters, over acting in the featured, fictional, online show, and I agree, was poorly acted for the most part. However, the two main characters are not to bad, and carry the story through. And I do think the acting in general improves as the film progresses. This obviously wasn&#39;t a big budget movie, so don&#39;t go expecting big budget CGI, but I liked the plot and the suspense, the effects had an almost eighties kind of vibe to them. While I understand this not appealing to all tastes, I enjoyed iot for what it was. Just get past the opening sequence and enjoy the ride.

From the jump you can tell this is going to be your quintessential, un-self-aware indie horror with questionable acting, script and plot.<br/><br/>For the first 45 minutes it is exactly that, but in an unoffending way. You have your expected token characters with their quippy banter that isn&#39;t as clever as they think it is and some community theater like acting... and it&#39;s fine for the most part. It then hits a climax scene and it is... jarring to say the least. I don&#39;t know why literally anyone on set didn&#39;t tell the actor playing Kris that he was not in an off broadway production of The Shining, but I was literally sitting on my couch actively cringing throughout that entire scene... and honestly at that point I blame direction. From then on it pretty steadily goes down hill. I would say it was riddled with plot holes but Swiss cheese is just made that way so we will let it go...<br/><br/>On a positive note, I will say when the creep factor hit, it was pretty solid at times. A lot of the kills and the gore were pretty cool and I was surprisingly impressed with the sfx/cgi. I will say however, the makeup for the ghost/demon was unsuccessful and was serving up Party City body paint unfortunately. The movie also looked quite nice in general. Good picture quality and solid shots/editing. As far as acting went, the folks who played Chloe and Matty had some potential, but everything just felt so stilted and unintentionally campy that there wasn&#39;t much room for success regardless. It felt like maybe this was a first go around for the majority of the cast and in the least patronizing way possible, everything is a learning experience and not everything is always going to be your best work and that&#39;s okay.<br/><br/>At large, while still retaining some positive attributes, this movie didn&#39;t hit the way they wanted it to. I wouldn&#39;t say it was unsuccessful per se, but there were many variables that added up to a very amateurish fruition. I think that the cast and crew should still be proud of what they accomplished but as far as recommendation goes, I would probably have to say to pass on this one.