So, if you are looking for a movie that is genuinely scary, and has an engaging story, literally watch anything but this, and The Conjuring movies. T's not really scary and most things don't make sense. However, despite these issues, the movie is hilarious if you dont take it seriously, and im 95% sure this was the intent. The script and acting was so awkward, that you will have to continously pause the movie from laugher, which turns the 1 Hour 15 minutes run time, into about 1:50. Not to mention Jeff the killer shows up, and Mandela Catalogue images are used. If the movie was supposed to be bad, than they absolutely have created a masterpiece and applaud how they did it. I have to give it a 9/10, simply because it isn't a good movie, even if it's extremely entertaining.

If you're into indie anthology films that feature disjointed vignettes that make absolutely no sense whatsoever, then this, my friend, is the movie for you. All of the stories basically start in the middle. There's no history, no backstop, no build up. As the viewer, you're in the thick of things right from Jump Street.

The first two stories just end abruptly, with no discernible resolution. They just stop. Each story revolves around a videographer who was hired to film or record a specific setting, or a sequence of events. This is where the "found footage" angle comes into play. Each director or producer of the individual stories must have a fetish for dark-haired women running around in white nightgowns, as there is at least one such character in the first three stories. I can't tell you how many total stories comprise this movie; I stopped watching the film about halfway through the third story. A recurring them, completely idiotic, is that the person hiring the videographer explicitly tells them to record everything, and then proceeds to chastise the recorder every five minutes or so for recording everything.

I've seen hundreds of bad horror movies, and I actually like quite a few of them. This one isn't just bad, however; it's irretrievably, irredeemably stupid. IMDB should institute a negative star ranking system specifically for movies as idiotic as this one is.

The cover looks like you're in for an Asylum Studios knock off of Truth or Dare, which would probably been better than what actually awaits you.

As I read "anthology", I thought there would be at least one halfway decent segment. Or maybe this movie is so bad, It's funny. But it actually alternates between boring and annoying.

The awful acting is pretty funny, but the half-hearted jump scares and the futile attempts to create creepy atmosphere with voice changers and distorted sounds, are worse than horror YouTube channels aimed at children, like Life of Luxury.

Overall I'd rather watch paint dry.