While monitoring Internet traffic for the Department of Homeland Security, Agent Martin Takagi comes across the intimate video chats of a couple, temporarily living in different parts of the world, who begin to discover their new home is haunted.
USA
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USA
weakest cyber-sex i’ve ever seen!! can’t imagine why a homeland security/NSA voyeur-for-pay would get off/hooked into this LDR cyber marriage, shit is boring!!!! missed opportunity not turning the creeping agent into one of the antagonists.
this movie keeps referencing what the husband did ""before"", that apparently involved him seeing things, hearing things, and acting violently. they never explain what he did nor is anyone concerned when he starts hearing "the voices" again.
Ok FF movie buts have a few loose ends.
Slight but satisfying little found footage jaunt, another one using the conceit of just showing laptop screens. It mostly works due to the characters that feel genuine and have some degree of charisma to them, even as the scares lean solely on old generic repeats. The mystery behind it all isn't terribly original as well, but the way it's handled and played out feels decent enough to let it slide. It's nothing memorable, but it serves as decent afternoon fare.
Horrific acting, confusing premise and dog shit conclusion. Loved it.
95% of all relationships end due to ghosts
A very forgettable found-footage movie with some not great performances and one or two creepy moments. It tries to differentiate itself from the crowd with the homeland security angle, but it just ends up feeling like window dressing that has no actual impact on the plot.
The core Skype based Found Footager is charmingly strong and fun anchored on two wonderful leads - then there is this weirdly tacked on Homeland Security bit that feels like it was filmed separately and as an after thought to of running time
mostly ok, in that it adequately makes the moves you expect from low-fi horror/found footage things. has a few genuinely creepy moments, a few more than will induce eye rolling.
it's oddly incoherent in some ways. i wouldn't be surprised if all that govt surveillance business was thrown in purely to pad out the running time. it certainly seemed to have nothing to do with the main story.
