Don't F**k with Ghosts

I went in just to support one of the crew members, and wasn't really expecting much.

But it was unexpectedly good quality basically from the beginning. Both the script and the acting were really good.

It gave me the same feeling as "half-baked" the first time I saw it. Like "really? Are we going THERE???"

The scene with the mushroom tea was EPIC, definitely took me by surprise. It was a fantastic diversion from the usual scary movie plots.

The local paranormal experts also made the film very believable and gave me the final buy in.

I know the other people in the theatre liked it too cause we were all laughing at the same punchlines.

The final scene, which I won't give away, was a real surprise, and extremely unexpected. I'm going to watch it again on Thursday because I did get the 10 minutes late and I wana make sure I see the whole thing.

If you watch it, make sure to stay for the credits. TONS of laughs in the added scenes there.

This has all the hallmarks of a potential cult classic!!!

Well done 5'7 films. 👏👏

This is easily one of the funniest mockumentaries in recent memory. Few films in the genre manage to string together scene after scene with such sharp wit, rapid-fire one-liners, and seriously WTF moments. Each segment feels like it could stand alone as its own short film, each with its own charm.

There's the banter between Adam and Stu; the bizarre interactions with their entertainment paralegal; the unforgettable ghost medium, Sid; the unexpected adventure with a crazy sherpa. Each character is so well-drawn by these wonderful actors, they could easily star in their own film.

The result is a mockumentary that keeps you thoroughly entertained throughout and even takes you into some unexpected places.

This movie is funny from start to finish. Most of the comedy comes from vignettes, each brought to life by quirky characters who add their own distinctive flavour to the scenes. From Tony Nappo's brash portrayal of Sherpa Steve to Ray Strachan's understated performance as Ray the Fixer, and the wacky psychics and mediums encountered along the way, the supporting cast shines. However, the heart of the film is the hilarious dynamic between Adam and Stu. Their banter feels like improvised jazz, where spontaneous moments lead to comedic gold.

If you're in the mood for a fun, feel-good comedy with memorable performances, a charming cast of characters, and plenty of laughs along the way, this movie is a must-see.

Saw this movie in the theatre this past week and I can tell you it is worth every penny to see it!!

The chemistry between Adam and Stu is off the charts hilarious! Their banter and their need to take control was so fun to watch. The casting in all the roles were great, especially The Sherpa!

If you have a chance to watch this expect to be in tears from the laughing. It was also great to see my city of Winnipeg showcased and knowing the ghost stories behind the locations already showed that actual research was done rather than just a fictional story. Looking forward to seeing it again. I have already told friends and family they have to see it!

I didn't expect to stay up to watch this when it came on at 1am, but am I ever glad I did.

This film had me laughing out loud throughout. Mocumentary vs. Real-life people doing their real-life things...i think? It's actually hard to tell who was and who wasn't acting which made it even funnier.

Working in film, I loved seeing the interaction with the BTS crew. The banter between Adam and Stu is hilarious, making them lovable characters.

Vandits Easter eggs, Michael Rapaport, Kevin Bacon, and an ending no one could predict? I mean, what more can one ask for?

A great way to inspire my film and TV students as they're making their movies. High quality, great energy, and fun storytelling.

A fun movie from start to finish. Well worth the watch.