One or two "Boo! Haha, scared you!" are more than enough, thank you.

Rating: 2/10 (3 October 2013)

This film has terrific ambiance, very creepy and gloomy. I'll give it a point for that. I'll give it another point for the fact that it does not fall into the ridiculous modern error of confusing Halloween-like effects of gore and blood with the genuine and time-proved cause for real: the unexplainable and the unknown.
Those are the only two points I readily concede. What ruined the whole thing for me and made me lose patience was the old, tired and tiresome hah-made-you-jump effect that occurs seemingly every five minutes in the film. Used once or twice the trick can be effective. Used more often than that it becomes annoying and, as others here very accurately pointed out, just a cheap carnival, haunted-house-ride type of scare tactic. What are we, five?
A bloody shame the director and writer decided to go the cheap, childish way. This could have been a great ghost film. If you get your thrills by having someone shout Boo! at you from behind, every five minutes, this film will delight you. Me, I prefer something more subtle and sophisticated. Just my personal opinion. To each his own, and all that.