Executive producer of this film was Steven Schneider; the same man who is the editor of 1001 Movies You Must Se Before You Die. It is just a coincidence though; I'm sure this film is really good!

The most troubling part about this movie was how annoyingly *stupid* they both were. Possible demon terrorising our home?? I'm sure we can handle this much better than anyone who does this for a living. Terrified girlfriend? Sure, let me keep doing all the things she cries (for good reason) and begs me not to. Got through it, but won't bother with the follow ups.

This was not a good horror film.

It nearly was, sure. But in the end it spoiled itself and in a format and genre that is built on making you invest in contrived situations, that is not forgivable.

Coming to this from a list titled '1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die' I was really expecting something groundbreaking to the horror genre and it just wasn't there. The Blair Witch did the found footage thing eight years beforehand, the film itself was relatively boring and ultimately just builds up to one jump scare. There is nothing particularly interesting about the characters or their relationship. Why is this film on the list?

Then I came here and read Dolwphin's comment:

wrote:Executive producer of this film was Steven Schneider; the same man who is the editor of 1001 Movies You Must Se Before You Die. It is just a coincidence though; I'm sure this film is really good!

Got it.