Paranormal Activity 4

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Ben F @RT55993606 Apr 18 Subpar to movies 1 and 2. 3 is similar to this one in which the story is very dull and uninteresting. The activity didn’t really develop a lot in this movie and focused way too much time on developing Robbie. And for what…? The ending was truly embarrassing. All it shows is a huge witch coven. Cannot recommend, but watch it because it is part of the series. See more Declan D. @filmbuffkid Apr 6 I thought it was a pretty ok movie, as the conclusion to the main saga it had all the good charm as 1 and 3 did, but the best part about this movie… “Ben my goat!!” 6.9/10 See more Bret M. @BretM-3 Mar 21 I quite enjoyed this movie. I like that it continues to do new and creepy things with the Paranormal Activity series. I enjoyed the creepy neighbor and weird kid aspects of the movie that gave it the feeling of an old classic. I also liked that we get our best look at "Toby" in this movie with some of the Night Vision stuff. That was a different way to take things and I really enjoyed it. I also thought that the reveal of Wyatt being Hunter instead of Robbie was cool and unexpected. But other than that I don't think I have much to say. The rest of this movie is a lot like the other 3 and continues to be a little creepy. Worth giving a watch if you enjoyed the first 3 like me! See more Damon G @Dmoney420 Feb 22 This one was good as well See more KerryWhite's S. @KerryWhite77 Nov 12 6/10. 60/100. | Watched w/ Chloe Lainhart See more Em B @RT05191691 Nov 8 I would genuinely rather watch paint dry — at least paint drying builds more suspense. This movie is like someone found the deleted scenes from the first three Paranormal Activity films, stitched them together with a potato, and called it a sequel. The acting? Stiffer than the possessed furniture. The scares? If your definition of “scary” is doors closing very slowly and people whispering “Did you hear that?” for two hours, then congratulations — this is your cinematic masterpiece. I kept waiting for something — anything — to happen. Instead, I got jump scares so predictable I could’ve set my watch by them. The ghost seemed bored too, probably left halfway through to haunt a more interesting house. By the time the credits rolled, I felt spiritually attacked — not by a demon, but by the filmmakers’ complete lack of creativity. If you ever find yourself tempted to watch Paranormal Activity 4, do yourself a favor: grab a bucket of paint, slather it on the wall, and stare at it for 90 minutes. You’ll experience more character development, better pacing, and a deeper emotional connection. See more Read all reviews

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