Good Hollywood Horror?

Rating: Null/10 (14 August 1999)

I know... It is rare that I agree with a critic on anything, much less a movie.
But for this fine piece of film, I would have to agree. The storyline is amazing, the twist is grand. The characters are easy to agree with, and easy to get wrapped up in. The Direction is quite possibly "too tight", bringing us into a handmade video type realm (which I loved.) The actors/actresses were way better than I expected... (Bruce Willis in his best role yet) And the special effects/scare tactics were the most original I've seen in years.
While the Blair witch uses Wavy camera and loud girly screaming to frighten the audience, the Sixth sense remains quiet and forbidding, not even letting you in on the real horror. And While slasher films use infinite Soundtracking to create a hype bigger than the budget, the sixth sense assumes the position of letting the story tell itself.
Its all I can do not to spoil this movie. Because every line I type is Saying "TELL THEM, TELL THEM THE END!" but I quiet the voices inside my head, only to make sure that everyone knows that the Sixth sense is the best american movie this year.