source: Cain Hill

Enjoyed this more than I thought I would. Acting isn't the best - some stronger performances than others. Some are comedic (intentionally), some believable and one or two are a little bit wooden, but overall it's ok for a low-budget indie with unknowns playing the leads. The better-known cameo appearances are a great addition! The story-line is good. The character build-up really helps the audience to get to know the characters and form a bond with them, which leaves you willing certain characters to survive the ordeal that is to come... and when it comes it comes hard and fast! Overall better than I expected this to be. It's no show-stopper but it's certainly watchable.

Not a bad little horror - it was obviously made on a tiny budget (some of the acting reflected this!) but there were elements that were really good - the editing and music stood out to me as a horror fan. The story is a bit of a slow build and it is fairly gore light but the location was really great (and genuinely scary looking!). Not the best I have seen in 2017 but certainly not the worst - just don't go in expecting a big budget Hollywood type film - as said some of the acting (and camera work) is a bit low rent but overall I enjoyed it and would say give it a rent!

Watched this for Halloween. Is it the best horror ever made? No. Is it a blockbuster? No. Is it loaded with stars? No. BUT IT IS suspenseful, gripping, amusing in parts, thoroughly enjoyable, and it does exactly what it sets out to do! It's clearly made on a budget but it has one or two familiar faces and there are far far worse efforts out there! Would watch again.

This was a terrible movie. Acting, sound, and dialog was horrible. If this was actually a true story, they'll need to prove it to me. Any paranormal investigator worth a damn would NOT investigate in this manner. Also, if this depiction is true then I'd like to know how the details came about. I couldn't even finish the film.

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Cain Hill