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Edited on Tue Jan-12-10 01:43 AM by hyphenate
But we both got queasy with the hand-held camera.
There were a couple of big boo-boos in it that spoiled it for me.
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I guess I watch too much of Ghost Hunters, but those guys would have stayed and brought their demonologist with them! And probably an exorcist! That BF should have known what was going to happen after seeing the previous incarnation and possession. And the "psychic" was as dumb as shit.
Why would a demon wait until there was a camera filming what was going on before he "took" possession? And why does everything in the filmed genre go on only at night? The shit with the Ouija board made it jump the shark for me.
Again, if the demon had been stalking (for lack of a better werb) the girl for all her life, it most likely would NOT be an evil demon. Evil spirits come and go very fast because if they hang around, there likely IS an exorcist or whatever handy if they try to takeover a person. Everything in this movie was kind of screaming "how not to possess a subject and bring ruin and death to their lives in 72 hours or less."
If, after they'd been told that the demon was following the girl around, their best defence would have been to g straight to a church of their own choosing and stay inside the church as long as possible. Church grounds are consecrated and evil is supposed to be repelled. It almost looked like he couldn't actually attack the guy until it was of solid material, after it had possessed the girl.
But again, the information of the former possession made absolutely NO sense whatsoever in the context of the film. There are ways to trap demons, but you need to find the experts to do just that, and they didn't pursue the avenues they should have and could have.
I didn't care for Blair Witch at all. But I'm also a firm believer that witchcraft as these stupid movies are concerned doesn't exist--live near Salem, MA for awhile and you see enough Wicca to know it's really a gentle religion.
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