
Originally Posted by
Deimos
yeah, but why say they cant find a specialist? or someone to help them?
if people go nuts over a few seconds of grainy footage of an ape man looking over his shoulder whilst walking slowly away... the entire world press would get involved over the stuff that guy recorded.
also... it follows her, thats quite bad*ss, yet at no point do the characters ever show any real recognition of this. their reaction to events (which are quite frankly astonishing) are very diluted and limp. they dont seem to care that demons/ghosts do actually exist and that there is one walking around their house at night. they seem overly blase about it. i guess either bad writing or bad directing is to blame for that.
the fact that they cant do anything about the haunting (and know this) surely should register some degree of emotional response... but they never seem to approach this. they take it in their stride and carry on with their daily routine. at least in the exorcist they sent the little girl to hospital and you saw the strain those developments had on the family. at least in blair witch the characters breezy attitude during daylight hours was just a facade of bravado which evaporated at night when they remembered that they were lost and alone.
this film just felt very amateurish and hurried to me, thats what i was trying to explain.