This Movie Can Only Be Described With One Word.

The performances transcend the film's tropes, grounding it in characters that feel more complete than this subgenre often produces.

This is a must-see and one of the best documentaries - and films - of this year.

All that we are seeing on the screen is happening with real people, real action sequences in the background, forcing the eye to watch as if we were there.

Definitely the worst horror movie of the year i have seen.. Not only the script but the acting and plot it was all too predictable.. I also feel bad for the actors. But what i mostly did not like was that movie theaters do play these movies. It feels like you are being ripped off. Lately i see a lot more of movies from where i wonder why do they play these movies. Is it because they can buy these movies for less money and makeup for some losses? Because i bought a ticket i cannot return. Anyway this movie does not belong in the theater.. However sometimes i am happy they still make these kind of movies because than i know that there is still hope for me and my movies. Any way thank you for listening - i will for sure recommend this movie as a "bad movie". I hope the director will do well next time.

I must admit that the poster/cover for "No Tell Motel" did catch my attention and it was what made me sit down to watch it. Although now I really wish I hadn't. This movie was a complete waste of time in my opinion.The story is not really particularly great, and it lacks appeal and lacks the ability to captivate the audience. The story seems to be forced together by odd bits and pieces, mixed together with a ghostly little girl. The storyline is somewhat skittish and jumpy, which doesn't really work out to anyone's favor.As for the characters, well I will say that they were one-dimensional and lacking personality and any kind of magnetism to make you really care about them. They are too generic and shallow, which makes you just shrug on the shoulders whenever something happens to them in the movie. I am sure that the various actors and actresses are good enough on their own accounts, but the characters they had to work with in this movie did them no justice.Scary moments? Well you have to look long and far for them in this movie, because there weren't any. And as a matter of fact, there were even close to nothing thrilling in the movie as well. "No Tell Motel" is a fairly tame experience for a horror movie, and there are far better ghost movies out there for your viewing pleasure."No Tell Motel" was somewhat of a struggle to get through, and more than once I found my attention drifting else where and my eyelids growing surprisingly heavy. This is not really worth the time or effort, unless you have absolutely nothing else to watch, or if you are a hardcore fan of someone on the cast list.

How do you spell out that sound where you draw in air through your teeth as if you're looking at something that hurts? Ffffff? Because that's kind of the title I was looking for for this review.Yes, I did think it was that horrible. This was the sort of movie where, after I was done watching, I was pretty sure that I'd just seen the worst movie out of all the ones I've ever seen (that's probably overstating it, but as I seem to have actually blocked out any worse movies from my memory to live in peaceful ignorance, it's all I've got). It's definitely in my 'Top 3 Worst Movies' and it's the 'So bad it's horrible' kind.So, what was wrong with it? Well, for one, this was pretty generic both in the way it starts out and the ideas behind it - 'ideas' because this seems to be two generic horror plots mashed together to form one big pile of generic-feeling goo. Generically. Blending ideas can provide exciting new twists and improve the product but not for this bad boy.For two, it seemed to have trouble finding it's angle. It wasn't really a super slashy flick, it wasn't psychological, it wasn't really anything - just 'blah' (though, on a related note, it seemed the characters didn't have the same problem of finding a type - they were all the classic stereotypes).Three: THE ACTING. Dear Universe, it was so bad that even I could tell it was bad - and that's how you KNOW you're in trouble.And lastly, the script. It wasn't a good script, don't let anybody fool you. Some of the things the characters say just baffled me throughout it - whether it was super-over-expositioning something or saying something that just really didn't seem like it fit in the movie at all. Just bad.Really, a rating of 3< is REALLY generous for this movie.

So I have no idea what happens during the last ten minutes or so... my flash crashed while I was watching this. I just picked some random movie to watch online and munch on my snacks, but this turned out to be really good, even joined IMDb to review this. So, please if anyone would do a whole synopsis thing, to know what happens at the end? I jumped a one time or two. Children are the spookiest thing I know from scary movies, and in a way this is like Pet Sematary where it isn't the cat that gets to die. It is very dark and looming filmed all the way and I like that. It is not all happening in the dark though like some films are way too dark. So I was thinking whether the acting is 'right' for this kind of movie, but mostly you are inside the characters. This could be a predictable film! But you have to just cast this aside like the kids do with that swing that swings by itself, while talk hotheadedly about something...