Irritating and completely pointless piece of non-entertainment. So sad we'll never be able to get back that 68 minutes of our lives. We can't believe anyone spent any money making this film. You've been warned, don't waste your time!

Found footage. Shaky camera. Hard to tell the characters apart. Lots of screaming, and no one behaving in a way that makes sense. You know how it will end.

Ok, I actually really enjoyed this movie. Nothing new here in regards to the found footage horror genre, but it was to the point, without unnecessary crap added in order to make it a 90 minute movie. What I liked is how simple it was: local legend, people filming for a show they have, horror ensues. No long, drawn out emotional scenes of crying and talking to the camera. The actors were great (except for charlie). I was super disappointed that he didn't die-he was so freaking annoying, but everyone else felt really natural and acted appropriately-nothing over or under done. The effects were simple and clean-which was really effective. I found myself rewinding a couple of times because I missed something here or there-some of the bits were that subtle. All in all, it was a fun way to spend an hour!

It wasn't particularly good or memorable, but for a tiny budget 69 minute found footage film, it wasn't boring. The tension was decent enough, though too much of the "spooky" elements were telegraphed hard in the form of random camera static and distortion. On top of all that, the apparent "sluagh" things were almost completely invisible. Given the tiny budget, this might've been necessary but it made it almost impossible to tell what was going on sometimes, including in some of the motion sensor camera cutaways. Ultimately it's not a film I would seriously recommend, as it's just ultimately too light on content to be worth much

The Haunting of Grady Farm (2019) is a movie I recently watched on Amazon Prime for free. This is a found footage film that shows a documentary teams on their way to Grady Farm to investigate a series of disappearances. What's the chances they're the next victims? This movie is directed by Matt Dickstein in his major motion picture debut and stars Ben Kaplan (Slasher), Shane Hartline (Rock of Ages), Josh Server (Await the Dawn) and Alexandria Owens-Sarno (Titanic). The storyline is well built up but executed poorly with no special effects and no fulfillment for the audience when you finally want to see what's going on. This is really disappointing and there are better found footage options. I'd score this a 4/10 and skip it.

Typical Horror film cliche' nothing is original. This movie is close ripoff of the Blair Witch Project.

Possibly the most boring horror film I've ever seen. You never even see the Not-Irish-Actually-Scottish Evil Spirits. This is a Doug Walker-level cinema. I was going to give it one star, but I gave it two because Emily Wolf pretty thicc.

Nothing new to see here. Typical found footage. The plot is dumber than most, the cast is a little better than some. It is neither terrible nor good. It is a time passer, no more and no less.

This film isn't bad...for what it is. Many people hate found footage based films because of excessive camera shakes or there's so much happening simultaneously that it takes away from one's ability to focus on any actual storyline, let alone follow what's happening. I enjoy found footage films but it doesn't mean that they always get it right, or even create something solid. In this case, there are some holes that could have benefited from exploring more, maybe even shedding some light on what exactly is haunting the crew. If you're looking for something to watch or kill time, this is watchable. Don't expect much going into this but be annoyed with the group of people that don't listen...to anything.

40 minutes in before anything happens and even then they just find one of the members of their group hanging in a tree, their camp is gone, and their car is burning. It's a lot of them filming absolutely nothing that is relevant to the plot. Or running and screaming in the woods with some static on the camera or "demonic" voices