Very Cool!!!

It isn't all that great, actually. Really cheesy and very predicable of how certain scenes are gonna turn play out. However, I guess that's the charm of it all, because I would consider this one of my guilty pleasures.

At first rather annoying in its heavy emphasis on reenactments, this movie ultimately proves fascinating, simply because the complicated, highly dramatic tale it tells still almost defies belief.

.Like the great film, it's made with a great deal of visible affection both in front of and behind the camera.

I would have enjoyed this movie and maybe given it a better rating if they had just ditched the hand held / security cameras and stopped pretending it was found footage. It's just getting really old and therefore unconvincing. They have found footage on their found footage which was entirely unnecessary. One of the characters even asks, "What? Did they film everything?" while they themselves are filming everything. (Revealing that there is found footage is hardly a spoiler so relax) In fact, the movie is on in the background right now which is an example of how captivating it is. Time to turn it off now. Have a nice day. :)

I remember seeing this in the theaters, especially in the 3D format, back in 2015 and just got the chills just watching it like any other PA film I've seen; in fact, my heart was pounding against my chest from start to finish! Even though, this wasn't the movie I had hoped to give a satisfactory ending to the series - it could've been better at the end. Remember in the trailers with all those kids and the coven? I had high hopes for that. And that way, the movie would have been more interesting. But no, they left it out. Another feature I found decent was an alternate ending - only on home video - but it's nothing special. I'd like to see a sequel where someone finally kills off Toby, because at the end - all he needed was one drop of blood from one of the coven and he becomes human. Who knows if we'll get that for sure.Tense just like the rest of the franchise, but it could've been better.

What do you get when you start a movie franchise on a hit movie that didn't need a sequel using writers with apparently no familiarity with the paranormal? Apparently you get a string of movies that keep declining in quality and interest. I liked "Paranormal Activity." It was scary, creative and told in an unbelievably tedious style that escalated toward the end, much like "The Amityville Horror" and "The Haunting," but the only thing "Ghost Dimension" sticks to is its ability to be long and tedious. The movie features a house built over the site of the grandparents' house that Katy says burned down off-screen in the first movie. The owner finds a jerry-rigged camera that records paranormal activity and before long starts causing them. It's a big old house, because a small one would be too realistic and hence not scary enough. There's another scary little kid as well as all of the old movie tropes (computer trickery, an obsession with cameras, lots of scenes where nothing happens...), and no attempt is made to explain anything in the previous movies. You'd think by this time someone would call in paranormal investigators. It's long, it's tired, it's so boring! The only good thing about this movie is that it killed off the franchise from releasing anymore movies.

This being the sixth installment in the franchise, found footage style continues to bring suspense, fear, disbelief and terror. The Fleege family, Ryan (Chris J. Murray), his wife Emily (Brit Shaw) and daughter Leila (Ivy George) move into their new large home right before the winter holidays. Christmas guests arrive; Ryan's brother, Mike (Dan Gill) and Emily's sister, Skyler (Olivia Taylor Dudley), and things don't stay bright and cheery for long. Ryan and his brother find a box of several VHS tapes and an old 1980s style home video camera in the basement.Mike, being the "man of the house", begins using the camera and starts seeing odd things through it. When Leila starts acting a bit weird and uncharacteristically it becomes obvious there is a dark presence loose in the home. Paranormal activity much like in the found footage will jump start a disturbing and frightening holiday reunion with horror, fright and peril. The cast also features: Chloe Csengery, Jessica Tyler Brown, Don McManus, Hallie Foote and Mark Steger.