Dreadfully Boring

A Disappointing Continuation

A film of deceptively outspoken contemporary relevance, this is cinema at its most alert, alarming and alive.

Exactly the movie you think it is, but not the movie you want it to be.

This move has to be the worst I have ever seen. I saw the cover and that it was available on a movie streaming website, and thought to myself 'oooo that looks good'. Well it wasn't. Not even a little bit. In fact, I created this IMDb profile just so I could rate it 1/10. If I could vote it 0/10 then I would. An hour and a bit of my life that I will never get back. I feel sorry for the actors that lent their name to this. It claims to be a horror movie, but is not, the acting is terrible, and the plot is even worse. It is poorly thought out. In theory, it should be a good film, by reading the sypnosis of it, it should be a good film, but it's poorly thought out, poorly executed, and has a poor script to accompany it.

I checked the rating before I saw this film. Since, Episode 50 had a low rating I wasn't expecting much. I figured it would be horrible, but it proved me wrong. I really enjoyed the plot of this film, but I think they could have done more with it. One thing I liked was how one group of investigators were there to prove science and the other group were paranormal believers. However, the ending was bad and it should have been approached differently. I think if the budget of the film was bigger than it could have been way better. I rated Episode 50 a 7 out of 10 because I really did like it, and expected it to be over the top and horrible. I would probably watch this film again. Don't let the rating fool you.

I read some of the reviews and frankly I don't understand some of them. Yeah it could have been acted better by some of the people but all in all I thought it was an okay movie. It pitted believers and unbelievers going after the same thing from different view points who come together at the end, at least those that survived (not many). As for the very end I believe it was a dying bad guy who was hoping for proof that there was no afterlife seeing film footage that said the opposite and he was going to Hell. That is just my take on the end, what's yours? I thought the in the corner of the eye flickers and shadows were well done. I must say I don't get the significance of the eight raped and murdered women though.

This movie was not exactly what I expected, in neither a good or bad way. The overall acting was, at times, wooden and stilted, and the plot is a bit convoluted, but the production is amazing for the type of film it is. There were a few good scares (one caught me off guard pretty well) and the director didn't miss opportunities to add to the atmosphere by using camera angles and effects to set up a good feeling of ghosts and ghouls. The premise of "found footage" and "ghost hunters gone wrong" is played to death, but I really enjoyed this movie in an overall sense. I won't extol what happens and will only say that it is a little trite but worth a look. Of course I say that because I truly enjoyed watching it. I think that most reviews on this film are harsh, so I am trying to give a more "overall" review, to say that I looked at it for what it is, an indie horror movie made on a handful of cash using "need the quick cash" actors and it blew me away.