It isn't worth it.

Rating: 2/10 (27 January 2008)

I don't know where to begin with. Alright, when it began, I was completely oblivious to any upcoming scenes, and sat waiting at least a half hour before anything actually occurred. The first couple scenes are extremely long, and the main camera work is produced through a hand held. I was told the movie was suspenseful, and I found out why - you never know when he's going to put the camera down.
The monster attacks, a star for the effects and designs on that part, but the camera work is so shaky, you lose orientation and come to be terribly dizzy. I looked away many times, aside from the fact the camera focuses more rigidly on the surroundings than the monster and scenario itself.
The actors were alright, for say, and the storyline was decent. The ending, though, as well as the beginning, and many parts of the body, were terrible. The ending gave no clue as to what happened to the monster, the town, or the world.
The only way I could see the sequel being any good - if there is one - is if the camera is operated by an actual 'crew' who can focus the thing, and we possibly see the story, or the ending of the story, through another set of eyes, and encounter the past actors in a certain scene. An ending with any spec of information would be reasonably nice too.
Lastly, my most favorable part is that it's a considerably short movie. I sat through the whole thing with many hopes the camera would crash and burn, and we'd get a real view.