Mostly boring, unrealistic. Almost put me to sleep.

Rating: 3/10 (25 October 2009)

I really don't understand why this movie apparently hit a nerve with so many people. Even worse, some people seem to believe it was real footage. if you believe that this kind of stuff is possible, this was not a believable version.
If the demon was after her all her life, why does it start with throwing keys on the kitchen floor? What's the point of turning on and off lights, and moving a door six inches? And all of this is while they are sleeping. What does that have to do with anything?
On the parts when he goes looking around the house after hearing scary stuff, why doesn't he turn on the lights? If he's looking for something, why does he only rely on the camera light in a dark house? Stupid.
The psychic/demonologist subplot was funny. The psychic was ready to just run out of the house... but tells them to stay. And is there supposed to be only one demonologist in the whole world that can help them... and he is out of town for a week? LOL!
The filmmakers copied bits and pieces of horror classics (Poltergeist, The Exorcist, The Amityville Horror, and of course The Blair Witch Project) and threw them together in a very boring package.
There were a couple of genuinely creepy scenes, but not until the last half-hour. Before that was a whole lot of waiting around, getting bored. Unless lights turning off and on, chandeliers shaking, and staring at sleeping people is scary to you.