melk0815

I went into this found footage with low expectations but was pleasantly surprised by what I watched. It was a very simple story line but well scripted. I really liked the main character, which is so important in a found footage film because you're most likely spending the most time with that character; a lot of the times that character will make or break the film. Andrew was very easy to watch and drove the story line forward at a great pace. This movie has a bit of a Blackwell Ghost vibe but moves along nicely with a very well put together ending. If you enjoy the found footage horror genre, this one won't let you down. It's definitely worth a watch!

There is not much to say. Just save yourself some money and do not watch. I'm not sure how this ended up with a 5.0 rating? The entire ending is not even found footage. And for some reason they added music? I was looking forward to seeing "The Hag" but was severely let down. I'm not looking for awesome shots and super scary parts, I understand it's found footage. But this is just a crappy horror film with a little bit of found footage thrown in and some terrible acting with an even more terrible storyline. It is 90 minutes and 5 dollars you can't get back. Good luck and Godspeed if you decide to take the plunge.

It's a rare occurrence for me to be left absolutely speechless after watching a found footage horror movie. But this one takes the cake.

The creepy/too close relationship between brother and sister made it almost too awkward to watch. But that aside, the creature was absolutely horrendous. I didn't know whether to laugh or cry. I haven't seen special effects this bad in a long time. And I'm not expecting much from a found footage film. But this was just out right cringe.

The story line I actually liked. Even the actors were okay, albeit no Oscars, but still watchable. But that creature, it just obliterates any sliver of hope this movie had. I would stay far away. Don't waste your time.