Entity Project

Entity Project is scary, and it features some rather well-executed haunted house imagery that will certainly get under your skin. The entire movies is extremely effective. The chaos, shadows, and screams are unleashed without restraint, the changing rooms and closing doors disorienting us enough to allow each reveal of the demon to fill us with dread. The entire film was a adrenaline rush with foot on the throttle so that our eyes don't have a chance to move away from the horror onscreen. At the end of the day a horror film is successful if it can make your heart pound out of your chest. And for most of part, Entity Project does exactly that. Brooding with class and style, it's a cut above most of the movies it shares a story with. Jandae should be a bigger name in the world of demonic horror movies.

The movie is terribly boring. Acting is so bad that even non actors can do better. Dialogues are basically empty. A normal person can speak more and with better words. Most of the times they were like -- "I don't know", "hmm... Umm..", "yes, no". Even in the interview when interviewer was asking questions to the person who claimed to have knowledge regarding Gods and all that, still she was answering like "umm, hmm, i dont know, like..., ". It was totally annoying. Watching this whole movie had been the most difficult task for my life! Not recommended!

I don't mind a good found footage movie, but they do tend to be pretty good or awful, and this one falls into the later category. The acting is at times laughable, the dialogue excruciatingly bad, I truly believe that they were told to ad lib and didn't know what to say, so just repeated the same nonsensical phrases repeatedly, and inserted the word "like" as every 4th or 5th word. And their actions, and reactions to some of the happening make no sense, some they run screaming from and others they almost ignore. And the repeated insertion of too the camera type monologues is pointless, as they add nothing to the storyline, just repeats what we have already learnt. The story, well, there isn't one really. Group of girls rent a reportedly haunted house to make a documentary, and guess what happens? Well, nothing of any meaning for the first 2/3rds of the film. It was also interesting to see that the actresses all used their own names in the movie. Probably would have been too confusing if they had to remember a pretend one. Avoid.

Yes I sat through the whole movie, and I know that most of the good stuff happens at the end, but nothing scary happens. I give it a 3 cuz 3 of the girls were hot looking. And zero for the movie itself.

This movie was like being locked in a room, with a bunch of very stupid and incredibly annoying Women.

I doubt there was an actual script, as everything said was so vapid, it had to be real, between the Women.

As for the Horror. A few cheap jump scares and some by the book possession crap.

I can normally make it through the worst of movies by making fun of it and the characters, but this was almost impossible and i really wish i smoked a bowl beforehand.

All that being said, Women might enjoy and relate to the dialogue and even find the "Horror" entertaining. But, as a Guy, who is a huge Horror fan. This movie was pure torture.