Just pure morbidity is what keeps us watching this

Rating: 6/10 (31 October 1999)

This is an amateur film. It's simple. It's just like a documentary. When we watch this "film", we feel a strange morbid curiosity on what's appearing on the screen, very similar to a voyeur's curiosity. I knew it was a fiction, but I tried to believe it was real (that's what it was supposedly made for, wasn't it?). Once I found myself believing what I was watching, I entered into the atmosphere, and this is what I found: morbidity, just that. Ah, and lots of boring minutes of footage, which will scare us only if we think that they are real footage images, where everything could happen as they are real.
All in all, this is my conclusion: This isn't a horror movie, the same way that porno movies aren't erotic films. I could call this a "hardcore horror film", and I find this idea pretty disturbing. I can't imagine what kind of films are to come in this line but with higher budgets. Perhaps a pseudo-snuff movie...? Too much for my sensibility.
I gave it a 6 out of 10, and I still don't know why I didn't give it a 1.