This is NOT a true story: but pretends to be one!

Rating: 5/10 (11 June 2016)

If I were to rate this movie on the basis of its' scariness and watch ability, then I can happily give it around 7-8 as my vote. Unfortunately by the credits both at the beginning and end of the film the makers of it are trying to 'con' viewers into believing that the events in the movie are true:
Not correct. The picture tries to suggest the story is based on true events occurring in London in the the 1970's know as the "Enfield Poltergeist". A child/children of a household claimed to be demonically possessed attracting widespread publicity. However in real life the evidence ultimately led to the conclusion that it was all a hoax. Any one can do a little research on the internet to discover the true events.
If the film makers had produced a story exposing the lies of the hoaxers then they would have done a good job in film making and truth telling. But purely to sell tickets they have produced one big lie and totally fictionalized what really happened under the pretense that it is fact.
Therefore I deduct 3 points from my vote and rate this movie:
5/10.