The Borderlands

Also known as Final Prayer in North America (final implying the last thing you do before you die; prayer implying something you do in a church...where you die) where distributors thought the title "Borderlands" obviously wasn't church-y enough for a movie taking place in a church despite the fact there's also a big-ass crucifix-shaped church on the poster. Though, SPOILERS I think the last scene takes place in the devil's anus. Which pretty much sums up Sunday School for me when I was seven.

Surprisingly solid found footage movie. Suffers a bit from apparent lack of budget. Also feels somewhat like they came up with a great ending to a movie and had to figure out how to get there. Real solid first effort from these guys and I'm curious to see what they can do with more experience and more cash. Rewatch: Still pretty good, has some real good scenes. Apparently what they were able to do with more cash and more experience was to never make another movie, too bad.

Very solid horror flick that, while resting on familiar ground, builds a palpable sense of dread and tension; in part thanks to the good use of confined spaces and the found footage format.

This is probably a very good found-footage film, but I'm just not a big fan of the genre.

it takes a while to get anywhere interesting, and even then it isn't particularly original. but the ending has some weird and very creepy value, however i can't say that i understand it yet.