An American Haunting - VGF

**Sean P Kelly** · 08-25-2006, 01:44 AM

I was wanting to see this film in the theatres, but it never openned outside of the U.S.

So, when I saw the DVD in the store yesterday (Wednesday), I figured "why not" and purchased it.

That may, or may not, have been a good decision.

I thought it was a good film for most part. It's a very low-tech ghost film, with most ghost activity being done by the camera.

But then they had to go and almost ruin everything with a ending that tries to explain the hauntings and leaves you in a state of confusion.

However, that's only the final 15 minutes and the rest of the movie makes up for it enough that I would be willing to watch it again (and hopefully like it better the second time)

08-25-2006, 01:44 AM	#1
Sean P Kelly SMBHQ Mod Movies Mod Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Toronto, ON, Canada Gender: Posts: 3,232 Thanks: 9 Thanked 41 Times in 32 Posts Points: 175,576.91 Bank: 61,283.41 Total Points: 236,860.32 Donate	An American Haunting I was wanting to see this film in the theatres, but it never openned outside of the U.S. So, when I saw the DVD in the store yesterday (Wednesday), I figured "why not" and purchased it. That may, or may not, have been a good decision. I thought it was a good film for most part. It's a very low-tech ghost film, with most ghost activity being done by the camera. But then they had to go and almost ruin everything with a ending that tries to explain the hauntings and leaves you in a state of confusion. However, that's only the final 15 minutes and the rest of the movie makes up for it enough that I would be willing to watch it again (and hopefully like it better the second time)