The promos of the film were blockbuster convincing until the interviews with the people that claimed to have experienced it. They all seemed like a bunch of cucks and refugees from New Zealand health care.

I gathered that they all walked away from the experience. I don't deny that I would be startled by apparitions and if they persisted I would soon be more angry than frightened. Of course I would want to move if they could not be exorcised. A bug and rat infestation would affect me the same way.

Do I believe it happened as they said? Sorry, no, it is impossible for me to believe in something that can't be reproduced or made apparent. In my world, bumps in the night are just bumps, or real villains breaking into your home.

Paranormal experiences range from harmless daydreaming to infectious hysterical flights of imagination, exaggerated with each retelling. They are essentially faith based incidents that fill the cracks of shaky religious beliefs. They are need fulfilling.

None of this means the film is not entertaining. I will probably watch it by your recommendation.

Hey, it's just my opinion and an open invitation for ghosts and goblins to "come at me bro".