As far as "found footage" films go, this one is certainly of the best. Although the story isn't groundbreaking, there's a fantastic amount of character development. I was really more impressed with the film after watching the special features, however. The fact that the film was shot in two weeks amazed me, as it felt as though I was watching a true nine month journey. Also the fact a huge portion of the film was improvised shows the skills of the two primary actors. I also was impressed by the research done into the making of reality television shows, in order to make the first segment more authentic. My only issues were with the same factors many other reviewers have stated. Kyle could be such a jerk in many scenes. Also the home birth was insane. A high risk pregnancy coupled with growing mental instability? Certainly a situation for a hospital. The only thing I do wish that had been done is having more doubt cast on whether the Producer, Rick was the one really responsible for the strange occurrences. All in all, though fun to watch.

Reality documentary crew records a young couple during their second pregnancy, after the first miscarried, but complications set in ...OK, it's mockumentary (of a documentary) plus FF - so some will dismiss it anyway. It is well made and a good story that sticks to the rules of the genre. Well acted too, and it avoids the crew-ego that spoils so many films like this.The problem I had is they decided to use camera/mic interference to convey the presence of the threat, and never made it literal. There was knocking at the door, but that was about it. So you end up with something that's really a tale of a decline into mental illness, and in my view that means it's not horror. You have to see a manifestation on screen, and glitches in the picture and audio shrieking are not enough.Otherwise the sound did create an effect, especially with the constant dog barking and the confused voices in the last scene (which came close to being ruined by the camera effects). But in the end it is a shocker.Overall, well worth watching but should have been spookier. Better than Paranormal Entity, but not a patch on the PA series at its best.

This is not a horror, nor a thriller; it is the worst categorized movie of all time. All of these user comments that say there is a twist are out of their minds. The twist is that there is no twist. It's an uninspired, unoriginal found footage documentary about an over dramatic, pregnant woman dealing with her pregnancy. And that is all. It is not a mix of Paranormal Activity or Rosemary's Baby at all, it's just a trick to get you to watch it, and hopefully spend money on it. I kept waiting for something to happen, or for the much-hyped "twist" to occur and it never did. I kept waiting until the credits started. Avoid this one at all costs...

...But I was glued!It came across as very real and authentic. The acting was just fine, I never questioned it or noticed anything bad about it.The mood was exactly as the director must have wanted: sweet and warm, then a little spooky, and then just toe-tapping rush at the end!Not since 'Buried' have I found myself sitting on the edge of my seat almost wishing it would end but also dreading the moment it does!That's entertainment! What more can you ask?There are no 'oh come on just get with it!' moments. The story is presented documentary style and nicely continues rolling and building until the end.If this is a low budget movie, I am highly impressed!I appreciate the movie not wasting my time with needless yammering, pointless dialogue, or just flat out falling apart by the end. If you like 'real feeling' documentary/behind the scenes type horror movies, you'll get a kick out of this one!