“The Ghost Dimension” attempts to revitalize an aging series, but the resulting changes end up damaging it more than improving it. The idea of using a camera to view spirits initially seemed interesting, though in execution, this device undermines the foundation of “Paranormal Activity.” It’s considerably more frightening to imagine what a demonic entity might appear like than to actually witness it on screen. Furthermore, the scares are lessened when viewers can anticipate the demons' actions; the movie devolves into a series of predictable jump moments. The narrative is weak, and the characters represent the lowest point in the franchise so far—you’ll likely find yourself confused even with the actors doing their best. While some new background information is introduced, it doesn’t amount to anything meaningful. Ultimately, this sixth installment proves disappointing, a product of Hollywood's desire to exploit the popularity of the original film. Rating: **5/10** *(Meh, Nothing Remarkable)*

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