Really disappointed in this one!

This could have been a great movie. It could have been worth its Ebay price. I could have enjoyed this one. 'Cept, it's like they intentionally went out of their way to make the most obnoxious, irritating piece of *beep* movie they could. I mean it's as if they sat around and thought up every damned irritating thing they've ever seen in any movie and decided to use every one of them. The handicam constantly bouncing and a million camera jumps....literally a dozen camera angles switches in ONE sentence in the hallway at one point....the constantly flashing lights....EVERY light constantly flashing....constant fingernails on chalkboards irritating noises ALL the way through, dialogue that's either loud or soft, constantly mumbled, flip on the subtitles kind of garbage.

What's her name the supposed brains in the bunch, she has them all split up and go in diff directions and then they spend the next fifteen minutes trying to find and rescue each other. Then, she has them split up again only to spend the next fifteen mins.... And then again. And someone has obvious plague symptoms....so she runs downstairs to her "dig" so she can brush one more pointless child's scribbling on a wall. And then the one girl is dying....so she has them split up so she can run down to brush ONE MORE WALL SPOT. Why would anyone follow this *beep*???

I made it through an hour and now have a splitting headache. I don't give a rat's ass how it ends.

I gave this sack of crap a two.

I've added Curtis Radclyffe, the director, and Gina Philips, Anna, to my "never waste a second of time on ever again" list. I suggest you folks do, too.