The film started out good - I enjoyed the first 30 minutes or so of it... but it started going down hill after that... I ended up fast-forwarding through it to see how it ended. You are better off with House on Haunted Hill than this film -- same basic idea but My Little Eye is a month in the house instead of over night. 4/10

After having bought My Little Eye two days ago for a measly 1.99, I was anticipating rushing home to put on my surround sound headphones and hopefully enjoying this film. I'm a fan of the whole found footage/mockumentary sub genre and ever since the TV ads sparked on the TV to be viewed by my six year old self, I have been looking to watch this.The film is about 5 random citizens who take part in a Big Brother-esque web reality show where the have to stay 6 months in a secluded area, if they last they win 100 Million Dollars (Each, I'm not sure)However,if one person leaves they ALL lose.Without spoiling too much, towards the end of there stay, weird and creepy things start to happen that escalate to a bloody ending.I really enjoyed this film, the acting, the camera-work, the story is great and for me is very engaging as it also works as a satire of all that reality TV crap everybody seems obsessed with nowadays. The ending shifts the film from a creepy thriller to a full blooded horror which may change people's opinions about the film positively or negatively, but I still found it entertaining.The film is overall a very bleak, disturbing, rude and violent film, that most people should like if they are into this sort of film.I suggest getting the special DVD edition as it comes with many extras and an interactive viewing mode which gives a lot more insight and footage into the story,characters, squashes plot holes and answers questions not explained in the standard edition (The film was originally 4 hours long) So it's good so this interesting interactive experience as it adds more replay value to the film. Not saying that the standard version isn't good, its that the interactive extra adds a WHOLE lot more.There are people absolutely hating this film, saying its the worst film they have ever seen. They obviously don't watch much movies. They can, not like it, but its not one of the worst films ever made in the least. Give this film a chance...

You spend 6 months in the house and you get $1,000,000. Sounds like another dull season of big brother is gracing our screens once more, but no, it appears somebody has turned one into a horror film.Now, you'd hope whoever wrote this would be original. Adding interesting twists, a solid script and a great cast. Instead they opted for a different route, a route that would encounter a script that sounds like its been written by a retard, taking a film idea with quite a lot of potential and writing it into a sloppy lazy 'snuff film' with twists that can be seen at least 30 minutes before they happen and acted by a rabble of nobodies with the collective talent of a chimp who has been taught to smoke.Now stretch this over 95 laborious painful minutes and you have this festering abortion of a film.I plead with you not to watch this film.

But I don't think that was the main intention of the filmmakers. It's not like they went out to criticize something and make an art movie about it. There are hints and stabs (forgive the pun) at some things that are happening socially, but in the end the movie wants to entertain and not to teach/pray.There is one song in there, that got my blood pumping. A song that might was very intense and for a special purpose, which it fully created. Nicely done. The acting is decent for a horror movie and there are not too many (or at least none too obvious) flaws in the script. Big Brother might not want to you watch this ... or was he wants you to watch it? On a more serious note though: This is a decent effort and an entertaining enough movie to watch