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Just perfect...

I don't have all the words right now but this film is a work of art.

I like movies that are aware of what they are selling... without [any] greater aspirations than to make people laugh and that's it.

The film creates a perfect balance between action and depth of basic needs, in the midst of an infertile atmosphere.

THIS WAS THE WORST MOVIE EVER !!!! least to say what a waste of time, no plot not even a slight thrill, don't waste your only day off by occupying your time with this piece of crap!!!! actors were more then annoying, whoever had this idea for a "movie" needs to reevaluate the process format and climax... oh wait there isn't one. I never write reviews but this terrible film required me to warn others because of how disappointed I actually am. I would chose sitting in silence over this.

Something done in the US around Halloween at-re the visit to ghost houses. A thing that they are starting to do around Halloween in Europe nowadays. But the tradition lays in the US so some won't understand this flick. But if you just tries it actually delivers some creepy moments. As a found footage it delivers the moments were they do visit a lot of those houses with people running around in masks. And let it happen here that some masks do follow the five friends until they go into the wrong house. From there on this flicks is build on masks and atmosphere and the young doll will give you the heebie jeebies.Some will turn this kind of horrors off others will love it due the creepiness. Gore 1/5 Nudity 0/5 Effects 2,5/5 Story 2,5/5 Comedy 0/5

Nevermind the actual film, the idea is one of the most potent I've seen in some time.A group of friends set out in a van in search of horror, haunted house attractions scattered around rural America. It's the days leading up to Halloween so we can have a pervasive atmosphere of masks and monsters roaming the streets. I like that it's a glimpse outside the usual and tied to a larger fabric of make-believe.The idea is that we'll venture into these houses where horror is supposed to be controlled around us, the work of fiction, only to discover more slippery boundaries of truth. This would touch at the very essence of horror, exploiting the same perturbations that move viewers in both the actual houses and film; see, we know it's not real, but what to do when your body tells you otherwise?So nevermind that it's actors we see and scripted reactions. Some of the most potent footage here are from within these houses where we go in with a camera and a swirl of monsters lunges at us, staged but it comes alive. I'm guessing these are actual places that partnered with the filmmakers and this is what tantalized me going in; it would be at least in part an actual tour of that America that goes to pilgrimage in actual places.They manage to bungle this for my taste, the part where fiction blurs and we go to something that comes alive in the moment of watching.For one, they chose the "found footage" mode (silly name, largely the baggage of Blairwitch - it really means "someone is filming this now"). It's the most apt choice I've seen since Last Exorcism, but no one ever films a sense of place and passing time, a physical sense of journey; they waste it on lots of blathering around a camera so that it ends up feeling like an episode of cable TV. Indicative of the actual makers holding the camera I guess.And then there's the ending. This is where the staged scenarios in these attractions don't cut it any more as the characters push for more and more "real" stuff. Lo, there's rumor of a secret place that you can only reach by invitation. But once there, it's the most obviously staged part of the film, the complete opposite of where we were meant to be viewing-wise.So this is a miss, filmmakers with maybe the strongest idea of any of their peers this year but none of the tools of insight to cultivate it. They outline enough for me to imagine it in more intuitive hands so all in all I would have this over the next paranormal film.Someone has gone out with the urge for horror in mind (and it's our very urge to inhabit illusion that made us build these houses), thinking he knows illusion from real, but it begins to spill outside, perturbing reality. From a certain point on, the apparitions become aware of someone watching, aware inside the fiction, so conspire to stage the real thing as a cosmic prank that shatters lives.Watch The Funhouse, Hooper's film driven by the same instinct, a funhouse that extends from the actual place to haunt the whole film.

The house October built 2015Not sure want to make of this , I thought it had a decent plot at first There some good haunted house scenes but when the really scary stuff happens to them Well it was not scary or it was just really odd and not in a good way .Most of time I was thinking it all a big hoax but it's wax not , I wish it Was.I don't understand why those peolpe were doing what they were doing I felt like I missed a part of a movie.Acting was just annoying 3 out of 10