Thanks for the memories!

Such a frustrating disappointment

It was OK. I don't see why everyone loves it so much. It wasn't very smart or deep or well-directed.

All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

Really. What do people want? The story is loyal to the main story and it's following its path. And it's quite interesting in my opinion. I'm wanting to know what will happen after this one. I hope they make a new one. This movie is more of the same. Means it's good. You can trust me. If you haven't watched it don't give attention to those bad reviews. This is a good movie. What it didn't explain everything? It's not supposed to. We want more sequences. Still it explains a lot. People are not really patient. Reviews are so bad that I went to Netflix to watch it before I could buy it. Now I don't have a doubt. I'll get it to my collection. And I hope they keep up the good work.

I have now seen every single installment of the Oren Peli propelled "Paranormal Activity" franchise after having scrutinized the most recent in the series, "The Ghost Dimension". Nothing all that new here. Jump cut found footage. Inexplicable plot contrivances. Unfeasibly behaving characters. Ruthlessly brutal conclusions. As per usual, it's creepy as all hell. And now that'll be enough, OP.

I guess the good thing about this film is that it's the last (so I read). Part four was a significant drop off from the first three so I figured that Ghost Dimension could only go up. Well, it was imperceptibly better than part four which means it was still a disappointment. In this episode we had a little more of a believable reason for setting up and carrying a camera everywhere. The father, Ryan (Chris Murray), found an old camera and found out that the camera is specially outfitted to see paranormal entities. That's cool because now it makes sense that a person has a camera set up in almost every corner of the house. So, unlike the first four renditions of Paranormal Activity, this one gives us glimpses of more than just moving things. But even the actual ghost footage couldn't save this.This movie still follows the same formula as the other editions: small easily explainable disturbances leading up to more unsettling occurrences culminating into the all out spook offensive. I'm not giving anything away here, that is pretty much right out of the ghost movie manual. Yes, there were some variances in the movie to make it slightly fresher but not enough to separate itself from being labeled a cash grab.

Using a special camera that can see spirits, a family must protect their daughter from an evil entity with a sinister plan. Get ready for the final Paranormal Activity film (let's hope so) were the demons now attack a young girl and they look like poop meets Venom clever right? Not really this is in the same level as the previous entries the only movie i can remember liking it was 3 and a bit of 4 other than that this is the same thing over and over again and why on earth would you run away from a demon and have a camera on your hands? how does that make sense to you? Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension is one boring and dumb horror film full of jump scares and bad cgi that lands flat just like the rest of the movie 3/10.