I really like found footage horror films, but there aren't many that I’d call genuinely good, especially considering how popular the format has become. This year, I happened upon this film and I’m very happy that I did—I appreciate everything about it. It manages to strike a perfect balance between unsettling atmosphere and graphic content, which kept me engaged throughout. It doesn't seem to be striving for excessive flashiness; instead, it does what films ought to do, letting the viewer experience the story without overwhelming them with details or aggressively pursuing jump scares. I’d suggest this movie to anyone who enjoys horror. I plan on including it in my all-time top five horror movies from now on. It's fantastic!

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