I suppose you have to believe in demons for this to affect you deeply.

Rating: Null/10 (15 August 2010)

The movie is "OK".
There are some parts that are kind of scary, but nothing scary actually happens until the light goes on in the hallway, there are the sounds of running footsteps up the stair and the bedroom door slams. Everything else can easily be explained as the normal sounds a house makes. After that moment it does get scarier.
I have to admit, her being dragged out of bed and down the hall was very realistic and that was incredibly creepy. So was the blood curdling screaming at the end.
The footsteps in the powder looked fake.
I do wonder why they didn't think to look on the internet to find out information and assistance for it sooner. Micah was obviously computer savvy, so... huh?
And why oh why are they running around the house with a camera and not bothering to turn on a light when something creepy is happening? Most normal people would automatically turn on a light, especially when there are strange noises going bump in the night.
Now, let me say that I DO believe in ghosts and always have. However, I don't believe in demons, and I would say that idea was put into their minds by the so-called investigator. Doing so gave the spirit a form that it could use to scare them.
I can also say this... spirits gain power from your behavior. If you start freaking out like Katie did, they will get stronger. Stay calm and they will leave you be.
Anyway... OK movie. Could have been done better.