Paranormal Activity: Ghost Dimension
The fifth instalment of the found-footage demonic poltergeist franchise (or sixth, if you include The Marked Ones). Another family falls victim to ghostly goings-on, with their daughter the latest target of the series' malevolent entity. Still in the found footage format, this entry is also in screening in 3D, using depth in very select moments thanks to a camera equipped to see the "ghost dimension".
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Variety
pressOne would have to trawl through the deepest recesses of Romanian art cinema to find a film with as many static, silent shots of empty rooms and unfurnished hallways.
The New York Times
pressThose seeking closure to what continuity there has been will go home mostly disappointed.
The Guardian
pressAgain, it's a test of one's tolerance for watching predominantly empty frames - the anonymous performers scarcely count - in the hope something will jolt us from mounting tedium.
Stuff
pressPray this hellish waste of 90 minutes of your life is the last Activity we'll see.
Los Angeles Times
pressAt its most basic level, the "Paranormal Activity" formula still has some kick.
Hollywood Reporter
pressEven at this late stage in the evolution of the franchise, logical lapses in filmmaking technique undercut the integrity of the found-footage format.
Variety
pressOne would have to trawl through the deepest recesses of Romanian art cinema to find a film with as many static, silent shots of empty rooms and unfurnished hallways.
The New York Times
pressThose seeking closure to what continuity there has been will go home mostly disappointed.
The Guardian
pressAgain, it's a test of one's tolerance for watching predominantly empty frames - the anonymous performers scarcely count - in the hope something will jolt us from mounting tedium.
Stuff
pressPray this hellish waste of 90 minutes of your life is the last Activity we'll see.
Los Angeles Times
pressAt its most basic level, the "Paranormal Activity" formula still has some kick.
Hollywood Reporter
pressEven at this late stage in the evolution of the franchise, logical lapses in filmmaking technique undercut the integrity of the found-footage format.
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