josephpederson This movie is like a nice ocean breeze across a long stretch of beach.

ryanbartongrimley Like all great found footage horror films, 5th KIND utilizes simplicity and naturalism to deliver som very scary goods. I mean, we're talking talented actors, good script, solid direction, twists, scify, and the woods... There's nothing scarier than the woods! Anyway, 5th KIND is fun, inventive and pretty damn scary. It is a horror film after all. It's a must-watch if you're a horror fan. Bravo!

jackiev-75801 At its best found-footage horror can be exciting, tense & scare filled but at its worst it can be…The Fifth Kind. With no redeeming features, The Fifth Kind breaks the cardinal rule of horror…don't be boring. Seriously…when are horror writers & directors going to realize that we don't want actors playing themselves. The whole reason we watch movies, watch horror is to be transported to another world. A world where anything can happen, where characters are larger then life & the situations they're in both shocking & imaginative. Watching this movie is not fun. It's not interesting, it's not good horror! This movie…its story? It is absurd. Poorly acted, poorly filmed & poorly written, The Fifth Kind has zero redeeming features. It's boring & so unoriginal everyone involved should hang their heads in shame. This story is so poor that anything would have been preferable. I want my money back.

rjennings-33554 I understand it's an indie film and usually I can push through rough acting if the story is interesting enough, but this was a snooze fest. The cutting away from the found footage to random "interviews" throughout was severely overused; anytime the tension and momentum built up, it cuts away to a witness interview or an interview with an official. Each long winded and not well acted (the interviewer is particular grating). Skip this one. There are better entries into the found footage genre worth your time.