After moving to an isolated cabin, Jacob Taylor vanishes without a trace. With the help of footage he leaves behind, his family members, friends and a detective try to find answers to the strange events that are centered around him.
Trailer
Cast
József Gallai
Director
András Korcsmáros
Jacob Taylor
Kata Kuna
Kimberly Blake
Eric Roberts
John McBride
Péter Inoka
Ben Taylor
Jon Vangdal Aamaas
Dane Brozniak
Dávid Fecske
Detective Joshua Trott
Anita Tóth
Lena Blomqvist
Laura Ellen Wilson
Alicia Blake
Shawn Michael Clankie
Detective Vincent Munroe
Gergö Elekes
Nathan Brooks
Emese Nagyabonyi
Margaret Black
Péter Krenács
Randy Black
Zsófia Gallai
Helen Blomqvist
Laura Saxon
Emily Trott
Charyse Monet
Iris Palmer
József Gallai
Documentary Filmmaker
Andor Horváth
Lighting Technician
Vivien Molnár
Student
József Gallai
Writer
Maaari Mo Ring Magustuhan
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Mga Komento
10 Mga Komento
source: The Poltergeist Diaries
Was not scary. Was not creepy. Terrible dialogue. By the time the ridiculous ending happened, I didn't care about any of these characters. I think the location of this little house in the woods was a good choice for a horror movie, but not this one.
Only watched this because my brother is a big fan of Found Footage horror. I'm a fan too but with higher standards. This movie makes you want that hour and twenty of minutes of your life back. I can't believe Eric Roberts was in this granted it was a very small part. I guess this is what his career has been reduced to. Anyway, I won't get into the details because it isn't worth it. All you need to do is read the OP headline.
I think the presence of more well-known actors ruins the immersion of a found-footage style movie. It had me absorbed... then Eric Roberts shows up and ruins the suspension of disbelief. Took me right out of the narrative. After that, it got better and I was able to get back into it, but would have been better without that 'cameo.'