Eh... Almost had me.

Rating: 6/10 (15 April 2013)

Well, I suppose it was worth the money to see it. Very good visual movie in my opinion.
There were multiple problems though throughout.
Scary? Not at all. I went into the movie fully expecting to jump at least a good two times. The tagline is "The most terrifying movie you will ever experience". So why wasn't it scary? Creepy is another thing. Every demon in the movie looked downright freaky and creepy. But that doesn't matter when they don't do anything to build quality suspense or cause a jump scare. This wasn't necessarily one of those movies where I'd be all like "and the (enter ghost, demon, monster, etc.) is gonna pop up in 3, 2, 1... It wasn't THAT predictable, but it was somewhat, and that annoys me.
I suppose the acting was okay, nothing really great though, but nothing really bad. That's kind of typical in horror movies though I guess.
One thing that REALLY bothered me throughout the movie though, is that I didn't give one single crap about any of the characters, except maybe the guy with the long hair (the one who opened the book), and that was only because he kept living when he should have died early. The main character, Mia, was a possessed demon for a majority of the movie. The thing is: I didn't care. I couldn't have cared any less if she just died in the movie, I mean seriously. The characters were not at all built up in a way that any could be loved or cherished.
Now onto some more things I did like.
The gore. While I thought a little too much was put into the film, all of it was well done. It looked real, some of it even put an uncomfortable look on my face due to it's realism.
Music was good too. Not much to say.
Things that need to be revised.
Length. This movie just felt ridiculously short. 91 minutes? It felt like an hour. I've watched movies twice as long. Ever see Titanic?
The very ending. It must not have been good because I can't even remember what happened right before the credits. I literally can't even remember.
While I've never seen the original "The Evil Dead" directed by Sam Raimi, I'm sure it has a good chance of being better than this movie.
Overall, average movie, yet better than Woman in Black or Mama or other dumb horror movies.