RWD

I literally made an account on IMDb to tell people not to watch this. I watch a huge amount of low-budget horror films, and I have a particular fondness for the found-footage schtick - and this was bad, even by the already low standards expected of found-footage movies. The only scares are cheap jump scares by obnoxious sound effects.

It was hard to follow, but not in a complex, 'Mullholland Drive' sort of way - more of a haphazard, college freshman desperately trying to pull together a cohesive argument in a research paper kind of way. Don't waste your time, because it will be wasted.

I really enjoyed this movie. It does take a while to get going but when it does you'll be glad you stuck around. It seems like it's not going anywhere but give it time. This is also more of a suspense/thriller type of film. If you like found footage types of movies this is a must. Enjoy

This has to be one of the strangest movies I have seen. That's not to say it's not unique because it is, but how everything plays out is downright confusing. The acting was alright, the plot-line is, err, different, and the found footage aspect was done well enough. I simply cannot get over how strange and confusing it truly was. Sorry!

If you are like me and will essentially watch any type of found footage than this one is decent enough to try, but it's certainly not my favorite and I wouldn't watch it again.

I like movies with unique storyline. Too bad it wasn't a bit more fleshed out, but it was obviously a buddies project, and having that in mind it's really great. The premise is good enough to carry a full length movie that you can shoot over a weekend with a camcorder. That's not easy to come up with at all.

Interesting premise for a found footage film, but just misses the mark in the fact I watched this last year, and can only remember a few moments.

Not a total waste of time, because there are a number of flicks I'd put below this one.