The Haunting of Grady Farm

Nothing new to see here. Typical found footage. The plot is dumber than most, the cast is a little better than some. It is neither terrible nor good. It is a time passer, no more and no less.

It wasn't particularly good or memorable, but for a tiny budget 69 minute found footage film, it wasn't boring. The tension was decent enough, though too much of the "spooky" elements were telegraphed hard in the form of random camera static and distortion.

On top of all that, the apparent "sluagh" things were almost completely invisible. Given the tiny budget, this might've been necessary but it made it almost impossible to tell what was going on sometimes, including in some of the motion sensor camera cutaways.

Ultimately it's not a film I would seriously recommend, as it's just ultimately too light on content to be worth much

Boring retread of this type of film. Stock characters, stupid decisions, and then all the warnings ignored. I'm not even certain what the supernatural creatures were, but they were hidden and secretive. So, completely not scary. Dull, slow, and tepid. Pass.

I am a sucker for found footage films and have seen quite a bit of the films in that genre. I must say this is bar none the worst one I have ever watched. The creature that is shown on the poster/ thumbnail is never shown the acting is horrendous and the digital interference effect is used entirely way to much. Seriously even if you do have a found footage guilty pleasure I would skip on watching this title.

Possibly the most boring horror film I've ever seen. You never even see the Not-Irish-Actually-Scottish Evil Spirits. This is a Doug Walker-level cinema.

I was going to give it one star, but I gave it two because Emily Wolf pretty thicc.