Twist at the end???? The only thing that kept me interested is because reviewers were saying the end had a huge twist and made it worth watching the other boring, miserable minutes. nope! Pass on the movie it's not worth it. And very predictable.

I found this film slow. It was also unjust at the end, but it did leave certain life questions in the air which amounted to a great deal of thought provoking throughout. All acting was superb, all scenes shot were faultless to a novice like me, and all loose ends were neatly tied up. Reality rarely comes through as much as it did in this movie, this is one of those, "under the radar" gems that shines above the rest, and all the more so since no one has heard of it. I would recommend this for a quiet watch, uninterrupted if possible.

Well this truely is fiction! Some teenagers with wizzard like skills decides to do a haunted house experiment on the old clueless neighbour. First of all most teenagers couldn't fall out of bed if they tried to. But ok that's the target audience for this movie. I'm not sure why James Caan is in the movie anyone could have played the old man and personally I was dissapointed not to see this great actor put to better use. Blame it on the scriptwriters. But they did come up with a good ending.

I'm a fan of the found-footage genre in general as it occasionally provides opportunities for creative, low budget ideas. Usually they're just a clichéd mess.I was close to switching this off after 20 minutes. It just seemed like two annoying teens setting up a dull Paranormal Activity-style bore. The only reason I kept going was James Caan, who played his role with understated menace well enough to reel me in.By the halfway point I was genuinely enjoying the mystery, even if I was ultimately expecting a stereotypical conclusion. However this is a film defined by its brilliant ending; one that is true to the set-up and which has an impact rare in the majority of films. My only criticism is that the way the film pretends to be one thing whilst actually being something else is likely to either alienate most of the audience it is being sold to, whilst at the same time not appealing to those who will really appreciate it.