Overall pretty decent

Rating: 7/10 (19 November 2009)

I have to admit, the beginning of the film did appear rather tame in regards to some of the scarier scenes. However, once the story progresses it gets more appealing and intense.
The scary parts are rather subtle (For one thing, you NEVER see the demon. All of the creepyness is based on his actions and nothing on his physical appearance. All you get is this invisible presence) Which is actually a nice change, since in a lot of movies you always see the ghost/creature that is tormenting the person or a household. It makes a lot of the "making you jump" scenes more unpredictable.
The best part was by far the ending. Even if the entire first 80 minutes of the movie doesn't make you feel chilled, then the last part will. Seriously! In the theatre, there was a couple of people making fun of the movie. Then once that ending happened, literally those same people screamed (Ah, it was amusing). If it wasn't for that ending my rating might of been lower, it kind of made the movie really.
The rest of my critique is more in regards to the cinematography. It goes from night and day rather quickly, and some scenes with the couple talking can feel long. Thankfully however, the camera won't make you nauseous since 90% of the time it is stable.
Was it the most greatest, scariest movie of all time? Not really. But it wasn't bad either. It's worth a go, just make sure you get into the mood and atmosphere. And keep an open mind, enjoy the small things.