There are movies...and ''movies''.

Rating: 3/10 (24 June 2018)

First of all, I hope IMDb will allow me to share my review with you, I've been trying to do it but i couldn't...as if it were a paranormal phenomenon...
Jookes aside, i'll tell you one more thing before the review, i don't speak english.
The Review:
You know, i'm a newbie into the filmverse, i enjoy it so much that i need to eat movies these days...and with a friend, we decided to start watching ''horror'' movies (you can check them in my unique list).
After watching Child's Play, Saw and other independent films like Videodrome, we started Paranormal Activity. And the problem began on the first minutes.
The man is unrelatable, we can't empathize with him, he's just an hypocrite.
He starts with some ''i bought this camera for _______'' and decides to help his girlfriend with it, but later he doesn't care, he didn't even ask help for her while having the means, and that already kicks the plot for us, the viewers. The fact that one of the two protagonists is already so poorly developed, causes a void in the viewer, who wants to see a guy whose relevance is such that he throws it overboard?
No one.
In the other hand, we have Katie.
Unfortunately, even if she is a promising character, she doesn't convince us.
Why? Her decisions take second place to those of her boyfriend, and it makes us powerless, because we know that the means she wants to take because of the circumstance in which she finds herself are more than justified.
The shooting decisions are regrettable.
No, it's not about how much money was used or not, it's about pure and simple decisions.
Focusing the camera on a room in dead time is not scary, it is not suspenseful, and it is boring.
It's an unbearable film, I'm sorry, if the director was even me, I could have taken more potential out of the premise.
There are better movies from that genre, check Poltergeist if you want, the old or the new one. :)