I found this movie to be refreshingly scary but not in the sense of waiting to jump (like most Hollywood flix) but in the horror that might be... It definitely doesn't feel like an American film, no Hollywood stars, no happy endings (ala The Player) It ran a little long but had enough twists and tie-ups to keep me interested. With that said this is not going to be for most watchers, its dark, sad, has kind of a Silent Hill feeling to the way the story unfolds but better, more real, like this could really happen. Anyhow I hope that helps someone make the decision to see or not. If you want fast paced, blood n' guts go see Saw3 or some other crap factory, MTV Video shot redux, but if you want a good movie like hasn't been mainstream released in a while, go see this one. Just my $.02

Wasn't there already a movie released about an abandoned farmhouse recently? Why are so many horror movies obsessed with abandoned farmhouses and buildings?

This movie is not worth seeing. Total waste of time. Just two people running around a silly, ugly old farmhouse, with nothing to do, chased by implausible ghosts. A 12-year-old could have written and directed this mess and done a better job. My advice? Abandon this one.

I missed the Horror Fest showing and regret that fact. I have heard a lot of different opinions on this movie...and to me its seems like it is worth spending the money to see. I have seen the trailer, but it only go so far. From that it would make sense to actaully see what the movie is about. I like the storyline. I doubt this movie will disappoint.

I was so excited to see this movie. It was part of horrorfest, which I missed. So when Afterdark pictures released the R rated version I could'nt wait for it. The trailers were the best part. I did enjoy the minimal gore, and the storyline was so so. I really should of made it to horrorfest. But because I'm a freak for horror flicks, cheesy ones too, I will probibly continue to see them if Afterdark releases the rest. It didn't suck, but it didn't thrill or scare me either. Darcele', Las Vegas, NV