ManchesterMatthew I've just woken up from this film having just bored me to sleep. After around 20+ minutes of absolutely nothing happening and metronome music it was impossible to stay awake.If you want to watch three boring people repeat the same boring day, desperately wishing you were being entertained in even the slightest way - this is right up your street.

Mark Thomas REVIEW - OUR HOUSEHope can be a wonderful thing but after loosing someone dear to us the hope of seeing them again after they have passed away can lead to trouble.As with many other horror films previously this film also uses this premise but in a rather original way, one of which I'd not seen before and because of this and the slowly building suspense this what could have been a very dull horror film did become interesting and enjoyable.Everything emirs an energy, magnetic, radioactive, kinetic and many more I've never heard of so image what could happen if a machine picked up and enhanced the energy of a spirit.For me the highlight of this film was the father's tool box (no spoilers).Rating 6 out of 10

GL84 Following the death of his parents, a teenage electrical wiz forced to care for his younger siblings decides to use a device he invented that was intended to bridge spiritual planes but finds that it's contacted malicious spirits and turns into a far greater danger to those around him.For the most part, this wasn't all that bad of an effort. One of the more interesting aspects of this one is the manner in which it begins to generate the supernatural antics in the story. With the slow-burn effect really giving this one a bit of a lengthy visit to the ghost action, this one builds up the family drama and slowly infusing a logical gateway to allow the spirits to start interacting as his machine being at the center of it all which causes the first incidents. Once it starts getting brought into play more and turning into a solid basis for the first interactions, featuring the random music playing on the speakers that nobody's around to the objects levitating in mid-air that gives this some rather strong setup for the more intense actions later on. Once it becomes obvious that something's in the house with them and that it might not be friendly, the film really kicks up with some more intense sequences. From the cloud of spores materializing around the daughter while she's in the bathtub to a stellar sequence of the ghostly figure appearing behind their visiting friend while in the shower which is a rather fun scare to be had here. With the ghostly figures being far more proactive in the finale as they actively target the family in some creepy moments including trapping them in furniture to physically appearing in front of them to generate some nice tense moments. Armed with a sold twist that does make for a fun, thrilling idea here and far more suspense than expected with how it plays out, these are enough to make it watchable over it's few flaws. Among the main issues present is the fact that due to this one giving us quite a lengthy setup for the actual accident, it takes a long time before anything remotely creepy starts happening. By giving us such a strong starting point into his electrical and engineering prowess through the scenes of him in the competitions with his friends or going through all the pity his coworkers and associates give him due to the accident throughout the first half that it never gives the appearance of being such a film at all. This is almost a melancholy family drama about their attempts to move on from such an incident with a few minor incidental features about the strange device he's using as there really isn't a whole lot of such ghostly action at all throughout here. Likewise, the other issue here is the rather tame and overall bland rating. The lighter tone here is obvious from the start and drives away a lot of perceived tension in the film it could've used to play up its potential plotline, yet this isn't as big of a flaw as the other real issue here.Rated PG-13: Language, Mild Violence and children-in-jeopardy.

Laiath This is more a story about loss and coping, so the drama component is stronger than horror. It's really not bad for its kind and deserves credit for avoiding jump scares. Could be watched if you aren't expecting something truly scary.