This is how it should be done - mostly.
Most important is they build up characters, well played, with good humour.
The tension is built well in the hospital, but I had a problem with the documentary film because they didn't seem to be much good at producing a product they're supposed to make lots of money from.
I've seen stuff like this where the ghosts are only suggested. This one does have manifestations, maybe too much - especially with the frequent children's voices. The night vision kids were good, and the skull girl.
A few mis-steps. The caretaker's death was not believable. They ran upstairs to immediately figure out they needed to go down. And they had to caption on screen that it was Tim's camera at the climax of his story.
For the genre it's good, but nothing new.
Most important is they build up characters, well played, with good humour.
The tension is built well in the hospital, but I had a problem with the documentary film because they didn't seem to be much good at producing a product they're supposed to make lots of money from.
I've seen stuff like this where the ghosts are only suggested. This one does have manifestations, maybe too much - especially with the frequent children's voices. The night vision kids were good, and the skull girl.
A few mis-steps. The caretaker's death was not believable. They ran upstairs to immediately figure out they needed to go down. And they had to caption on screen that it was Tim's camera at the climax of his story.
For the genre it's good, but nothing new.