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Far from Perfect, Far from Terrible

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A very good, scary movie. Better than what I was expecting from an Indie film. The special effects were actually pretty good. It was fairly predictable, but it was still frightening. The ghosts, or monsters, or whatever they were, did a very good job of being scary, from the way they moved to the sounds they made, to the way they looked. The ending was a nice little surprise, definitely breaking from the predictability of the rest of the movie. The acting was sub-par; better actors could have made this a really good movie. But as it is, it is a good movie, definitely worth watching if you're looking for a horror flick you've probably never seen.

I was pleasantly surprised with this movie. Sure there were the typical low budget movie errors but if you know this genre than you expect that. The ending turned out different than I had expected. It had a very good story line and followed well. The effects were very good for the budget and level of this movie. It had enough suspense to capture you and enough foreshadowing to keep you informed without killing the movie. Now the one thing that definitely hurt this movie was the character development and the ability for one of the girls to reach out to the audience and have them win the audiences support. The ending kind of took me back, but at the same time left me unsure how to feel about the end result of the main characters. The movie did a very bad job of developing a clear protagonist and antagonist with the main characters. It was like either one would have deserved the win or loss. If they would have gave more time to filling in the characters before they moved on to the next kill scene it may have been a more in depth film with a clear protagonist and antagonist. Overall the movie left me with a wow did not expect that, but left me thinking it is what it is for the main characters.

Take a creepy nursery rhyme ala Freddy Krueger, throw in a pack of adolescent horny youth, some Asia-style broken jointed ghosties. Mix together and sprinkle with some Final Destination deaths. Add a side of cemeteries, An instant winner... not. A group of senior friends inadvertently evoke the ghost of a long forgotten girl named Angela. Soon a mysterious series of deaths occur. The memory of the murdered person is instantly erased. Except for Sandy (Carly Schroeder), who is the sole person alive to remember their names.A tired directorial execution of an idea, which really didn't convince me in the first place. The blatant formulaic approach in selling a teenage slasher story short of any real concept failed to catch attention. The prerequisite cascade of deaths fail to keep attention and the all engulfing hunch that you've seen this scene before assuredly does this movie no favours. There were a couple of sensible ideas roaming around somewhere within the wooden acting (save for a instantly appealing Cody Linley) and uninspirational heartless death scenes fail to make up for the borefest. The movie has little to no suspense throughout and basically goes from death to death in a by the numbers fashion. Anyone counting on a final payoff twist will be left aghast at how terribly the roof scene was executed.Special effects are decent, especially in regards to the ghostlies (however generic they may be), but all in all nothing worth spending time and money on given the onslaught of better movies from Asia.

I don't get films like this. They had the scare factor because when the people who die come back as demons, they are really creepy looking. Then they had an amazing story. It just fit together from the start to the end. But here is the problem. They add bimbo actors and actresses. People who just cannot act. I understand some of the girls are in there to just be eye candy. Jillian Murray is a good example since she basically plays a slut. But you would think that some of the more main characters would know how to act. This movie was basically about getting laid and oh yeah; demons. It was like you combined a really bad teen movie and an excellent horror film. I really hated the acting, but I couldn't turn off the film for the fact that the story was too good and I wanted to see the ending. So great special effects with a nice scare factor, great story, very bad acting.