Boring, confusing, and dull.

Rating: Null/10 (7 March 2003)

A young, lamely-acted journalist is investigating about a mysterious videotape, when viewed by lamely-acted teenagers, they recieve a phone call, and the person on the other end says "seven days." After seven days, they mysteriously drop dead and look like sad imitations of Reagen from The Exorcist. It's as if the first half of the movie was written by a moderately unskilled writer who had some idea of where he was going with this lame, seen-it-all-before story, and the second half by someone with alzheimer's desease, who couldn't remember anything that he had just wrote. The scared blonde woman, the likeable guy hero character, the spooky little kid who sees dead people, it's all been seen before. The movie throws things at the bewildered viewer, all of which have no relevence and add up to nothing. A woman killed her daughter, a horse jumped off the side of a boat, a man electrocuted himself in a bathtub, a girl crawled out a TV set and killed a guy, and then the journalist and her son watched the movie on two TV sets at once and the damn thing just ends. Oh no, the tv is leaking! Oh no, I'm getting a nosebleed! The audience is left more confused at the end of the film than they were when they watched it. What was the point of making this thing? I give it one star out of five.