Cementerio General

I can see why one reviewer found the film "terrifying." Once it gets going, the cemetery scenes are creepy enough--enough for me to almost forgive the shaky cam. Unfortunately, the atmosphere was ruined before it even began because the first 30 minutes were filled with teenage boys crudely talking to and about teenage girls, trying to grab their bodies, and filming up their skirts and other parts of their bodies without permission. The target audience seems to be young men, and the rest of us are left behind.

The first thing to do when you leave see "Cementerio General" is to request the complaints book, they offer "Film terror" and it has nothing of film of terror. An insult to the genre of "found footage". Because, let's face it, there are bad movies, very bad, disastrous and then is "General Cemetery".

As supposed did not satisfy my craving for suspense, has flashes of comedy and no originality. actors with dismal performance and style recording camera in hand that had me bored.

No plot, excessively abusing the easy joke and a horrible image as it is supposed to have been recorded with a cell phone. All this together produces a sad result that despite lasting only 1 hour and a quarter, is eternal and boring as waiting at the dentist.

Too bad, SIMPLY BAD!!!!. this film has nothing good ... sorry for being Peruvian... but it is the truth.

I really liked this movie, not sure why the reviews are so bad. The plot twist at the end is really unexpected. I liked this movie because it actually scared me, most horror films don't. Sure, there are plenty of movies out there that center around a bunch of dim witted kids using an ouja board to contact dead loved ones. But this movie offers a unexpected plot twist that I think separates it from the rest. I'd would definitely say, give it a chance. You may be pleasantly surprised.

Boys and girls do NOT watch this film! Just terrible. Acting? Story? Script? Nothing. I watch better movies created by a 5 year-old on a cell phone. A total rip-off from "The Blair Witch project" "Paranormal activity" and "Rec" only that they reproduced it on a very shameful manner. the people responsible behind this project Javier Velasquez co-writer and Dorian Fernández, the "director/writer" former student of the so called "guru" Dov Simens, are way to in loved with themselves and winged the whole thing assuming their talent would kick-in ... only it didn't. Don't waste your time watching movies from Peru, at least not yet.