Firstly - if you're not a fan of found footage movies, then don't watch, obviously. But if you like found footage movies (like I do), then you'll enjoy this film. The movie has obvious budgetary limitations, which explains the ghosts' makeup; and the acting in this movie is poor. In addition, the characters perform some straight up dumb actions. Nonetheless, the movie offers some decent scares, the setting is creepy, and the pacing is good enough to hold your interest from start to finish.

Or, Wild Goose Chase: The Movie. Creepy as F guy travels halfway around the world to an extremely remote village to meet a girl he's been chatting with online. Guy's so full of himself, he films every aspect of his life (this includes leering up and down at the girl he just met). Assuming he has a vlog, as he films himself talking, and is constantly talking to himself, er, he shares his every thought he's got with his camera. Endless battery supply! Also, maybe the most dense lead I've ever seen in a horror movie. Oh, how does your script go? You tie me up? I'm a sacrifice? Ok! What's worse, the acting is atrocious. I'm sure the awkward dialogue didn't do anyone any favors, but man, what a mess. So much of a mess, that I lost track of the number of unintentional laughs in this. Yes, I'm giving this movie a slightly higher rating due to sheer ineptitude.

I could not have crapped a dumber twist ending to this movie. It is mind-boggling how ill-conceived, lazy, and thoughtless this ending is. What the writer/director is trying to say is: Ha! You just watched an 80-minute red herring.

Oh yeah, there are stills and characters on the back cover of the DVD that don't appear in the movie. You know, to "lure" you in? That rascal got me again!