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Definitely a "nothing burger". Nothing to see here. Any comment is one to many. The only thing for me is that I will no longer be guided by the IMDB ratings. This is not the first time I got bitterly disappointed and can only agree with some commentators here that this is a waste of your time if you manage to sit it out. You have been warned.

This movie has to be one of the worst I have tried to watch in a long time. After about 35 minutes there was still nothing happening. At all. Bad acting, poorly filmed, horribly written. There is nothing redeeming about this pile of rubbish. Anyone giving this above a 2 had to have worked on the movie or has never seen a movie before. No tension, no pacing, slow, slow, slow and flat out boring. I turned it off after 35 of nothing happening. Avoid at all costs and save yourself the time. It isn't even so bad it's funny. It's just flat out terrible and boring.

Two paranormal investigors embark on a mission to investigate the mysterious demise of a local cop.This throws them into the abyss of the underworld and a deadly turn of events follows. It's a low budget, Good vs evil flick. A good watch for the faithful.

This can be summed up in a bunch of "not's." Not scary, not suspenseful, not engaging, not believable, not thrilling, not interesting. I may have left out an adjective or two but currently too disgusted after watching this crap all the way through to exercise more poetic license. Literally nothing happens in this movie.

Where to begin???

This was one of the worst movies I've watched in a very long time. I watch a lot of movies, so that is really saying something.

The story wasn't good. The acting wasn't good. The filming wasn't good. Is there much more to a movie than these three elements??

This was clearly an attempt to be a "faith" vehicle.

Save yourself some time and don't watch this. How it ever got a 4.7 rating (at the time of my writing this) is beyond me.

You will never get this time back in your life if you waste it on watching this movie. I wish I never had and I really should have turned it off much sooner.