Genius.

Rating: 9/10 (16 October 2009)

Very seldom do I walk out of a theater, and actually talk about the film. Me being a move mogul makes it hard for me to appreciate a film for every attribute. This film got under my skin. It starts out slow, like every other horror movie, and just builds up, but you can feel something different. The build up isn't like a typical thriller or horror, it just builds and builds until the powerful ending comes into play.
Acting: Very well done. Directing: Phenomenal Art of Photography: Very well presented.
It's almost impossible to fully explain how this movie left such a mark, but I'll try. This film takes the 'life after death' take, and makes it something fresh and creepy. Documenting the decay of moralities and personal psyches'. This is a film that had me held in shock and awe from the beginning to the abrupt and rather disturbing ending.
I'm not easy to scare, but when I came home, I was looking over my shoulder and listening carefully for anything that was out of place. The nightmare feeling that this film leaves is unprecedented, it's very top of the line, and it's a feeling that I never get from films anymore, so, I would consider this film one of the best of it's times. And to shorten it into smaller terms, picture this film as "The Blair Witch Project" if it waited a few more years before release, and if it was directed by someone with a little more experience.
Strongly recommended for anyone.