Hinsdale House

Before this became a ghost hunting attraction, we were invited to visit, by the previous owners. I along with a priest and another person, spent 2 nights there, dont believe everything you see or read online about this place, the movie is a joke, I will say, I felt somewhat ill while in the house. There was no unseen movment, shadows, or demonic voices. Its was an old, falling apart house with some kind of myth. I would not venture to say it was haunted, maybe mold ridden, delapodated, and in a shambles, but demons or ghosts? NO!

This is absolute horse manure made clear the first minutes. Not worthy of a critic at all. It's just a bad joke.

Gave this movie a chance based solely on the star rating system, I hope whoever gave the 9 and 10 star reviews got paid well cause they did a better acting job than those in the movie. A lot of running around, screaming, cringe-worthy attempts at love scenes, and yes, really bad acting.

As a fan of horror, and movies in general, I find this crapfest was just awful. Writing, acting, casting, camera work, wardrobe, audio, everything was just the worst. I have seen a few as bad as Blair Witch, this was actually worse. The "static" or "interference" effect on the cameras I thought was being used to mask the fact they had no real budget for a good effect, my wife mentioned that maybe they could not even afford decent remote cameras and decided to use the defect as spiritual static. Either way it became annoying very quickly. Do anything else with that hour and six minutes, your life will be better for it.

The Hinsdale House is a great paranormal location with a long history. This movie was an insult to the location and it's history. Worse then the fake Blair Witch stunt years ago.