Devon

I really enjoyed the practicality involved in this piece. This was practically ran by a one woman show, not to mention filming on site (as far as I know!) which is not an easy thing to do. While there wasn't a ton of expansion, I enjoyed what was there. I'm always a sucker for found footage and I believe it was done well in this instance! It was reminiscent of grave encounters. The plot line as well was interesting. While it had a tendency to rely on jumpscare tactics, I didn't mind it as it is a horror movie. Overall, I enjoyed the dedication and hard work that went into this film, especially knowing this was a passion project. While it won't be everyone's cup of tea, it was a good movie to just enjoy with some friends.

I would have given one star if I wasn't already a fan of JWOWW. Maybe that's wrong and maybe I will be more generous with new filmmakers in the future. She is a first time writer and director with a limited budget. But she managed to get some pretty decent talent and seems to have done ok at directing their acting. How much do light bulbs cost? They needed to figure that into the budget. Most of the movie is a black screen. There is literally nothing to see. It's not a bad story and the conversation is pretty realistic. Maybe too realistic in the sense that every word doesn't need to be heard. It needs tightening up. I am looking forward to Jenny's next project.

I was so disappointed in this movie! I wanted to watch it because I love scary movies and to support Jenni Farley but I was so bummed by the end of the movie. The lighting was terrible and it consisted of the characters screaming a lot, at nothing and crying like they are scared to death. But there was nothing scary about it at all and there were no scary special effects. I was hoping it would be as entertaining as Gonjiam Asylum or even Grave Encounters but this was just lame. I hope Jenni tries again at making a scary movie because I think she is great! Hopefully this was a good learning experience for her.

For a 1st attempt, B- to C movie, JWoww could have done worse. The only reason I watched it was because it was promoted on Jersey Shore. My Dad owned a video store in the 80's and 90's and this movie would receive a B- or C rating. It rates below Blair Witch and the haunted house movies that I don't even remember the name of. Good attempt as a 1st time writer/producer, but definitely a low rated movie. That's why it's free on Pluto. Jenni can do better if she is serious about this. Uncle Nino would have at least made it entertaining. So, as said on Jersey Shore, add Uncle Nino to the original cast. At least it would be funny.

While so excited to watch a jwow movie that she has spoken about , I guess I missed the point . I was completely disappointed.. one you can't see anything it's always dark .. all you hear is screams and people using their cameras .. the moving of the actors gives you Blair witch motion sickness.. the story makes no sense in my opinion. And the one character is reminiscent of hell house at the end .

I actually watched it 3x hoping I missed something but it just keeps getting worse. I think if they had more lighting .. and more drama they could have made it better.

And if they stayed with the original storyline it may have been a better show.