As cliché as it gets, with a predictability rating of 10

Rating: 3/10 (26 May 2010)

If you've ever seen a horror movie before, you've seen how it ends in the theater ending, and odds are you've also seen (and predicted) the two alternative/original endings.
Even at that, the buildup the film is horrid. The hype far outweighs the actuality. The film might have been worth seeing in theaters, where other people scream the whole time. It is not worth watching in a dark room, late at night, alone or with friends. It is just too cliché and expected all the way through.
I'm sure you know the concept by now: 2 people live in a house, film themselves haunted by a demon.
All of the things that the demon does are not particularly scary, but are mainly things to make you jump in a movie theater out of the sheer volume of the sound. You take away the obnoxious volume of a movie theater, and there is no scare here and there isn't anything creepy happening that will last with you. You're better off searching you tube for the future of horror, because it isn't here.
On the positive side, both of the main characters are very well acted. This the only reason I give it a 3 instead of a 1. The woman is very likable, and Micah Sloat (playing, essentially, himself) does a great job of coming off as an cocky, jock-ish, hate-able boyfriend. Outside of that, the film is nearly worthless.