The greatest movie ever!

It's fun, it's light, [but] it has a hard time when its tries to get heavy.

It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.

This movie feels like it was made purely to piss off people who want good shows

Plagued by disturbing premonitions, "Jake Gray" (Jensen Ackles) doesn't understand their meaning or what to do about them. He also has two friends, "Dakota" (Dominique Swain) and "Conrad Dean" (Teach Grant) who appear to have even worse problems than him. But when Conrad enrolls Jake into an internet program called "the Pathway" things begin to get truly bizarre. Suddenly both he and his two friends begin to get telephone calls advising them about their circumstances and telling them what to do. At any rate, rather than divulge any future surprises that may be in store for the person who hasn't seen this film, I will refrain from telling any more of the story. But I will say that this movie has some clever twists in it. Especially at the end. Now, I don't know how much money was spent to produce this movie but it has the feel of a low-budget production. The special effects, especially on the part of Satan, weren't that good and the character development on the part of Dakota could have been better as well. Be that as it may, the director (David Winkler) did a pretty good job with what he had as this is a fairly decent horror-mystery picture. Jensen Ackles performed rather well as did Dominique Swain, Teach Grant and Shannyn Sossamon (as Jakes' girlfriend "Marisol"). That said, while this might not be a "great" horror film, it isn't necessarily a "bad" horror film either. And although I was a bit disappointed with the ending, it seemed to fit in somehow. All in all, it was worth 90 minutes to see.

According to most of the reviews for this movie, I thought it was going to be cheesy and lame. Boy was I surprised, Jensen Ackles did a great job, Shannyn Sossamon is always a pleasure to watch and Dominique Swain was trippy good. I also enjoyed the supporting cast-it's always fascinating to watch William Sadler-he constantly holds your attention, no matter what he's in or what role he plays. It's pretty neat to see that Jensen Ackles Dad, Alan Ackles, was also in this movie...I thought the story line was pretty good, and I really liked how the movie ended. Most movies of this genre end on a crappy note, this one didn't.

This film has a few bad reviews all over the place. I gave it a chance anyway after being quite intrigued by the plot.The internet game thing isn't for everyone obviously by the other reviews. But i found that this film doesn't completely revolve around that and goes quite deep into the hole satanic ritual world.I'm never gonna be an occultist as the film puts it but yet this film kept you wandering from start to finish and i really thought it ended well. I'm not gonna spoil it for anyone yet to watch it but just give it a chance.Well worth a watch!

OK i watched this movie with my boyfriend and we enjoyed it enormously. The special effects on the demon on the end weren't great but it still got the job done and you got the general idea that it was meant to be a evil creature, so that was good. One main thing i can say about the movie is when Jensen Ackles was reading through the script one thing that passed his mind could of been "Man, I'm going to get laid!" I think the whole storyline was confusing and especially the quote at the end from Jake "...Our child.." it had me confused. I think the actors and actresses did a great job on their characters, and Jensen Ackles shows a lot of promise. We noticed that in a few scenes he wears his brown leather jacket he wore in Supernatural and also Jake's uncles house is the place in Dead In The Water Episode 3. I really enjoyed this movie and walked away from it thinking "Dude, Jensen is hot!"