Devin hall

It was mildly entertaining. The mystery of it, which needed to be good considering it lacked much horror, was, unfortunately, very predictable. I liked the ingenuity though and lack of cheap jump scares.

I found the movie, even with consideration of its age, to be boring and devoid of substance. I was disappointed after hearing so much about it. The lost footage shtick got old pretty quick with the awful resolution and shakiness. The movie failed to build much tension and the end felt like a sweet release of my time back after an unbelievably unsatisfying "conclusion".

Entertaining but leaves a lot to be desired

The cinematography and stylistic choice set it in what initally seemed to be a intriguing and unique modern vintage film and take on Dracula. The references in spongebob sparked my interest originally. What ensued was unexpected to see the least. While there were elements of horror with an unsettling achromatic lighting, some jump scares, and a unsightly and powerful monster, it felt the potential for such a fantastic setup was wasted on a blatantly odd and decently disturbing, sexually focused dynamic between knockoff Dracula and the protagonist. The acting was top notch but it's hard to recommend when you come out of the movie feeling nothing but slight disgust and dissatisfaction.

Underwhelming, cheesy, boring, devoid-of-substance waste of time. Couldn't even be redeemed by the cgi and certainly not the acting. The movie was riddled with atrocious one liners and cuts before any potentially good natural disaster scenes and overall left me unengaged throughout its entirety. I understand this movie didn't intend on providing any sort of deep message but it failed to even mindlessly entertain.

Best of the series with a more engaging and thrilling plot as opposed to the somewhat nonsensical slasher movies preceding it. It had depth, significant improvement in cinematography and storytelling, and character development.

Fun watch, unqiue idea and not overly generic/recycled like many movies nowadays; overall just a funny, feel-good film with an ensemble of great actors

Phenomenal show newest season was awesome and I am dying for another season already

Really enjoyed first two seasons but season 3 was extremely lackluster. The story was boring as it followed the characters individually in ways they were either recycled or just something I truly did not care about. For example, what they did with Nate was so hard to watch and I didn't understand why the writers thought we would care in any way about someone we hate falling in love in the atrociously dull way possible. I'm not sure if the writers changed, but the episodes went from funny 30 minute episodes with some heart-felt moments to cheesy, devoid-of-any-real-jokes hour long episodes about nothing.

Beautifully crafted, emotional story, actually quite funny even for adults, great acting, and superb cgi