Be afraid, be very afraid

Rating: Null/10 (7 October 2005)

I was scared out of my wits the first time I saw TED. I was 14 years old then, yet ended up trembling in fear halfway thru the film. This movie made me understand what "sensing the presence of a supernatural evil force" means. Didn't get over this fright for weeks And I also missed the humor due to my terror. I never realized that it is a low budget movie. The horror was first rate. The isolated cabin, the deathly silent forest harboring a nerve and ear shattering evil, rushing camera shots as this evil presence races after its victims, the events just before each camper turns into a monster, all are world class. Every horror conceivable can be experienced while watching this movie even though it is devoid of any special FX. Everything is unpredictable - who will turn into a monster, what the evil book can do, what will be found in the underground room - making every moment extremely suspenseful and captivating. Now that I have more guts to watch it, I found it amusing as well. It is well worth the time. Recommend it to all horror fans