Delirium

When making a movie, especially a horror movie, it is vital to introduce and differentiate your characters right away. If you have 8 different characters who all look, sound, talk, act, and dress alike, it's virtually impossible to gain a connection to them, especially when you introduce them all at the same time. There is a reason so many horror movies use certain tropes and stereotypes. The jock, stoner, permiscuous girl, nerd, token black guy, virgin, etc. Their personality really has little to do with the story. It's all about differentiating the characters. Without doing this, it's really difficult to tell the characters apart, which makes it impossible to gain an emotional attachment them, keep their motives straight, or care when one of them is killed.

Sorry for the rant but this is the number one problem with this movie. All the characters are introduced immediately together, they are all very similar and really pretty lame. It's a chore to try and learn who these guys are and try to tell them apart. That's the last thing you want in a cheesy horror movie and completely derails the story.

This is not to say the rest of the movie is any better. The acting is half-assed, the story is nonsensical, and the music is overly dramatic. The effects are nothing more than bad makeup, camera cut aways, filters, and bad acting. The direction is all over the place. The decision to make it found footage was not a good one and just an excuse for the bad cinematography.

Overall it's just another bad paranormal movie. With an incredibly played out story and a very minimal amount of legitimate scares to speak of, this is one you should probably pass on. 3/10

First off do not get this confused for the Topher Grace, Patricia Clarkson, Emma Roberts movie. IMDB is using the same poster art for that as this pile of garbage.

Second point... Why and how was the house and everything in it spotless? No dust, cobwebs, photos weren't aged?

NOW about this..No explanation by the ending. All the characters are your typical douchey-frat boiz with names only pretentious parents give their entitled kids. The story did not really make sense. I could not figure out the motive. How is a house this old so freaking clean? Everything in the place is pristine, like the cleaning service just left. The #1 worst thing about this movie is the entire thing is lit with flashlights or video camera lights. In the woods, in the middle of the night. I don't think I could tell you who was who it was just a bunch of names being yelled out. People would disappear for a while but you would never know because you couldn't tell who anyone really was. Save your eyesight and go look straight at the sun.

There is pretty much nothing in this film that I enjoyed. The acting is pretty awful. The 'story' is full of intensely annoying people being frustrating. The film is so inept it actually made me laugh in a couple of places.

Do not watch it.

Delirium was one of the most boring experiences I went through lately. A found footage with nothing to show, with a story that takes forever to happen and a slightly better ending than the rest of the plot.

This isn't something I would recommend, it is better to look elsewhere as it has nothing to put on the table. Crumbs, but that's about it. So without going too much into it, the story is weak, acting is so-so for such a production and overall you get bored or annoyed. Depending on your state of mind before starting the movie.

Cheers!

Yes, had hope watching the credits. Best part. The rest been done before too many times. Hand held cameras. Blair witch style. Bunch of guys constantly yelling at the top of their lungs all at the same time so you cant really hear what's up. The do yell shut up a lot too but nobody listens and the bellowing continues. That's all it is. Seems like no vision and just laziness on the part of the creators. Boring, predictable and not scary. Just a terrible waste of time. I agree with the other comments as to how it got 3 stars was the biggest mystery of all.