The worst Horror film ever with the best marketing team ever

Rating: 1/10 (8 June 2020)

Title pretty much says it all. It was marketed as being "real" and shills were HEAVILY involved with reviewing this film. Now this is the the worst Horror film and possibly one of the worst films ever made for 2 reasons. First, it's not a horror film. It's people walking in the woods who made a home video. Secondly, it spawned the worst trend ever in horror being the "found footage" subgenre. Now I admit found footage did land a few good films: Cloverfield probably the best of all, Chronicle, and as above so below to name a few. So this film is only "good" in the sense that actual competent filmmakers were able to raise the genre to its true potential. However, this genre became so commonplace because of the low cost of production and terrible filming being passed off as a "film". Thankfully this trend has pretty much died out and decent horror is being made again.