oberon-27518 So I was searching On Demand last night for a horror movie I haven't watched yet. I chose this flop. Thankfully it was free. It felt as though they ran too low on budget for retakes and post-production, and just threw it out there anyway to cut some losses. The WORST movie I watched in years. The acting, directing, piecing the scenes. One scene, Mischa is crying on the phone saying how creepy the apartment feels, when little has happened. Then, her sister sees the ghost of a girl in the bathtub with her, and the scene cuts to her nonchalantly strolling into the kitchen in her robe, no sign of distress. It's incredibly disjointed. The cast and crew must have to watch the finished product before release, right? How could they let this out???

iamtherobotman If it were possible to rate a film in Minus figures this would be a -10.We see our young "independent" Jen renting her first apartment and from then on it just gets beyond bad.She walks in loving the place, a power cut later and the apartment is freaking her out, she constantly has what i presume to be a external/internal dialogue with herself, she freaks out at the slightest thing before there is even anything to actually freak out about. her acting is woeful beyond belief.Her sister is just as bad, wooden, bland, uninteresting.Her Mum ditto.This whole movie reeks. The story premise isn't a bad one, it's just extremely poorly executed from the first scene to the last.Please, promise me, you will never make the mistake i did.Avoid this monstrosity at all cost.

jackbradwilson First of all I want to make a point about Rebecca De Mornay. I really like her and I think she is a great actress and I kinda feel sorry for her in relation to this movie, because all the scenes she is in are the only good scenes, but every other scene is crap, so she probably didn't know what she was signing up for. Luckily she still manages to deliver a solid performance, however that is where the good points end. Every other cast member is a bad actor, especially the actress who plays Janet (who appears to be the main character but randomly dies half an hour into the movie). Julianne Michelle, who plays Janet, has got to be one of the worst actresses ever and the scene where her character dies was one of my favourites; not because it was good but because I didn't have to listen to her utter another damn word. Anyway, on with the other bad things... the screenplay is absolutely stupid, the story is one of the most un-original i've ever heard (ooh, someone died in an apartment and now makes new residents commit suicide, where have I heard that before). The characters are uninteresting and one-dimensional (except for Rebecca De Mornay's), the CGI is awful, and there is so much of it , even when it's unnecessary e.g. the apartment building, the view from the balcony of 1303, the bath water (grrrrrr). I dread to think what the 3D version of this movie is like. This movie has no redeeming qualities. Finally, after watching this movie, I tried to think of things in it that allowed me to be glad about the fact that I watched it. All I could come up with was that I now know that Rebecca De Mornay can sing (and is great at it) and that she can still deliver a great performance when under the worst direction and working with the worst supporting cast/screenplay. (Do Not Watch This Movie)

Spikeopath Released in 3D, this US-Canadian production remakes a Japanese film of the same name and bores everyone to death in the process. Things start off promisingly, there's a fear of solitude theme pulsing away and parental strife is set in place, this could very well be an intelligent and scary picture. No such luck!The original Asian film itself is no great shakes to begin with, itself more content to trundle along a formulaic path shadowed by far greater J-Horror movies past, but it did have oodles of unnerving atmosphere. Michael Taverna's remake has zero atmosphere, leaving the characters floundering with a boorish screenplay and stock shocks that didn't even work in 3D anyway.One to avoid here, moronic characters doing sub-moronic things, with a story that reveals itself too early and goes nowhere fast. 2/10