I'll be honest in saying I'd thought the movie had its share of cheesy scenes or lines.Although at the same time it managed to have a good filming quality w/Video Equipment.The actors played their roles great(&for being ones Im not familiar with),to where they did their parts well plus interacted in believable ways.Rather than tacky over rehearsed feeling to when they say their lines,Also following through w/their acting role needs seemingly well,that'd also been done good by the director in telling the actors what they were wanting for the scenes!The "special effects"used weren't bad either,&that'd fit the films story line&plot.It held my attention from the beginning to the end!!Which is a plus in my book as well!I read on IMDb,that there's an Additional scene at the end of the credits.{But on an added note also:alota horror films came out in the 70s,to like early 90s-ish,&used various plots/story lines,&summaries,making them also"All-Time Favorites!",to both Myself+Many Other People/ppl!!On that note,Not to Defend ALL of the Horror films released,it IMO doesn't exactly give much to work with without being somehow familiar,like deja-vu &/or reminds them of a film made already(unless its a re-make).But otherwise its why I give films a chance,not go by ratings &/or reviews,because I might like it,opinion wise everyones is different.I don't regret watching this one as itd definitely wasn't like the way BAD "B-Minus MINUS!"flicks that we have All Seen!}

Indeed, crisp and clean. Very nice camera angle shots, effects and environment, well worked out, and an overall professional feel - in sharp contrast with the video editing and character behavior. We have dramatic scenes of exorcisms and levitation, followed instantly by the protagonists being downstairs, chilling and smoking a cigarette. I mean, editing that's so abrupt as in a kid's cartoon. Character behavior makes no sense. Some people are panicking at a Ouija board with some chilling, looking and eating a carrot. People are in awe, looking at a demonic levitation, just to collectively turn their back to it a second later. The story is pretty nonexistent, basically a reaction to a supernatural phenomenon, with all the options to just walk away, there's no getting trapped because of a blizzard or being stuck on a spaceship, and the characters, although I like the 'hillbilly' mentality and atmosphere, I couldn't care less for. 'Deaths' range from nice to disappointing, as if a character just needs to die on the spot for no reason or incident. Scores high and low in some regards, making the end product average.

I was confused. I wasn't confused about the plot, although there were plot holes, but I was confused about whether this was supposed to be a serious horror or a comedy horror. Midway through the movie I decided that it was supposed to be a comedy horror and that sorta helped me watch it all. But it even sucked at being a comedy horror.Some spaz-tastic stoner teens have a drug fest at an abandoned ward for children with mental disabilities and psychological problems. Before the party ends one of the wasted teens gets possessed. Everything that happens after that was a rip from one movie or another with the largest sample bite being from "The Exorcist".The way it started I thought it was going to be a hardcore grungy and gritty horror film. In the end the only thing grungy and gritty was the location. There's plenty of bloodshed and demon activity with some laughs in there just to make it look like, "Hey, we're not serious with this." But the sad thing is; I think they did want to be serious. It ended up being a ridiculous movie with a ridiculous plot.

I've said in a previous review that there are a lot of terrible horror movies out there.This is one of them.At the time of watching this there were lots of positive reviews on IMDb and that's why I watched it. And now that's why I'm writing this review.I need to warn you people.Don't watch this.Acting is bad, story line makes you wince, ending is predictable.This is why the grading curve of horror is so low. Even with that, it still gets a 1.