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On Nov. 8, 2013, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) released its Rural Call Completion Report and Order adopting rules to address problems with the completion of long-distance calls to rural end user customers, as well as a Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking asking additional questions about this issue (the Order).1 The new rules apply to carriers that provide long-distance voice service to more than 100,000 domestic retail subscriber lines and that make the initial call path choice for the long distance call based on the called number—in other words, to local exchange carriers (LECs) and interconnected VoIP service providers who use third-party interexchange carriers (IXCs) to handle long-distance calls (the Covered Providers). The rules require Covered Providers to collect call data for all long distance calls and for long distance calls directed to rural carriers—to make it possible to measure the call completion rate differential—and to retain that data for up to six months, and to file quarterly reports based on the data.
Covered Providers may reduce data retention and reporting obligations by taking advantage of a safe harbor (described below), which requires management of intermediate downstream providers. In addition, the new rules prohibit false audible ringing (that is, signaling to the calling party that the phone is ringing at the called party's premises when it is not) and require originating and intermediate carriers to convey audio tones and announcements sent by the terminating carrier to the calling party.
If a provider does not make the initial long-distance call path choice, then it must file a letter with the FCC identifying the long-distance provider that does.
Covered Providers must begin recording the required data on the first day of the calendar month that is at least 20 days after the effective date of the new rules, which will be announced in the Federal Register upon approval of the collections by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB). The Wireline Competition Bureau will issue a public notice announcing when carriers must begin recording data.
Several years ago, a group of rural local exchange carriers (RLECs) and their trade association complained to the FCC that long-distance calls to their rural customers were failing at an abnormal rate. As the FCC has explained, the problem appears to be occurring in rural areas where long distance or wireless carriers pay higher-than-average charges to the local telephone company to complete calls. These charges are part of the decades-old system of "access charges" that help pay for the cost of rural networks. While terminating access charges are slated to be phased out by the end of the decade, today rural carriers often charge significantly more—in some cases, as much 500 percent more—to terminate calls than their non-rural counterparts.
To minimize these charges, some IXCs and wireless carriers contract with third-party "least-cost routing" providers to connect calls to their destination at the lowest available cost. Although many of these contracts include strictly-defined performance parameters, the FCC determined in the Order that, in some cases, performance levels are not being met and that some calls are not connecting at all. There was also evidence that some providers even create artificial ringing or busy tones to make calling parties believe that their calls are going through, but just not being answered when, in fact, the call is not being completed.
In February 2012, the FCC issued a Declaratory Ruling designed to hold originating carriers responsible for the adequacy of call quality of calls destined for rural areas.2 In that declaratory ruling, the FCC clarified that carrier practices that lead to call completion failure and poor call quality may violate the Communications Act, and told carriers that they are responsible for the provision of service to their customers even when they contract with another provider, such as a least cost routing provider, to carry a call to its destination. The FCC also issued a notice of proposed rulemaking to determine further steps to address the problem.
Later, in an effort to demonstrate its commitment to the issue, the FCC entered a consent decree with Level 3 for its call routing and completion practices.3 Without admitting any wrongdoing, Level 3 agreed to make a $975,000 "voluntary contribution" to the U.S. Treasury, and agreed to complete long-distance calls to incumbent local exchange carriers in rural areas at a rate within 5% of that in non-rural areas over a two-year period, to report compliance with that benchmark quarterly beginning in January 2014, and to make an additional $1,000,000 "voluntary" contribution if a benchmark is missed. In addition, Level 3 agreed to: (1) develop scorecards for intermediate providers used to route calls, assessing the providers' performance with regard to post-dial delay in connecting calls, network failure and call completion rates; (2) identify problematic routes to intermediate providers monthly; (3) cease using poorly performing intermediate providers; and (4) assist the FCC Enforcement Bureau in other investigations by providing data concerning the performance of intermediate providers.
The New Rules
The new rules apply only to "Covered Providers." A Covered Provider is any carrier that provides long-distance voice service, including LECs, IXCs, CMRS providers, as well as interconnected and one-way VoIP service providers, that (1) satisfies the customer size requirement (more than 100,000 domestic retail subscriber lines) and (2) makes the "initial long-distance call path choice" for the long distance call. The term "initial long-distance call path choice" means the static or dynamic selection of the path for a long-distance call based on the called number of the individual call. (The IXC to whom the Covered Provider hands the call is considered an "intermediate carrier" under the taxonomy of the new rules.)
Thus, a provider is not a "Covered Provider" if it indiscriminately hands-off all long-distance calls to a single IXC or allocates long distance calls to two or more IXCs based on factors other than the called number (for example, least cost routing algorithms, volume, geographic origin, or basic jurisdiction (i.e., all intrastate vs. interstate and international)).
Recordkeeping and Retention Requirements
Covered Providers must collect the following information about each long distance call attempt: calling party number; called party number; date; time of day; whether the call is handed-off to an intermediate provider and, if so, which intermediate provider; whether the call is going to a rural carrier and, if so, which rural carrier, as identified by its Operating Carrier Number (OCN); whether the call is interstate or intrastate; whether the call attempt was answered; and whether the call attempt was completed to the incumbent LEC but signaled as busy, ring no answer, or unassigned number.
Call attempts that are returned to the originating carrier by the intermediate provider and re-attempted count as a single call attempt and call attempts to toll-free numbers should not be counted.
The new rules require that the foregoing information be retained for a period of six months only for call attempts to a rural OCN; however, the data must be collected for all call attempts for reporting purposes. Covered Providers and their affiliates who are also Covered Providers may record and retain the foregoing information individually or in the aggregate.
Reporting Requirements
Each Covered Provider must submit a certified report once per calendar quarter that includes the following data for each full month in that quarter:
For each rural OCN:
For non-rural OCNs: The same information described in (2) but reported in the aggregate.
Data for interstate and intrastate calls must be reported separately. In addition, Covered Providers may submit separate calculations in their reports that segregate autodialer traffic from other traffic, accompanied by an explanation of the method the provider used to identify the autodialer traffic. Covered Providers and their affiliates who are also Covered Providers may report the foregoing information individually or in the aggregate.
Safe Harbor
The FCC adopted a safe harbor that allows a Covered Provider to reduce its reporting obligations and reduce the data retention obligations from six months to three months. To qualify for the safe harbor, a Covered Provider must certify on an annual basis either that it uses no intermediate carriers, or that all of its contracts with directly connected intermediate carriers allow those intermediate carriers to pass a call to no more than one additional intermediate carrier before the call reaches the terminating carrier or terminating tandem. If intermediate carriers are used, the Covered Provider must also certify that (1) any nondisclosure agreement with an intermediate carrier permits the Covered Provider to reveal the identity of the directly connected intermediate carrier and any additional intermediate carriers to the FCC and to the rural ILECs whose incoming long-distance calls are affected by the intermediate carrier's performance and (2) that it has a process in place to monitor the performance of its intermediate carriers.
Covered Providers may utilize the safe harbor by filing a certification on any of the four quarterly filing dates throughout the year (and filings are due annually thereafter).
Voluntary Reporting by Rural Incumbent Local Exchange Carriers
Rural ILECs may, but are not required to, report quarterly on the number of incoming long-distance call attempts received, the number answered on its network, and the call answer rate calculation for each of the previous three months, by the reporting dates for Covered Providers.
Disclosure of Reported Data
The FCC adopted streamlined procedures for Covered Providers to request confidentiality for submitted data under section 0.459 of the FCC's rules. The FCC expects to make aggregated data available to states and the public.
False Ring Signaling
The Order also adopts a new rule that prohibits false audible ringing, which occurs when an originating or intermediate carrier prematurely triggers audible ring tones to the calling party before the call setup request has actually reached the terminating carrier. False audible ringing causes the calling party to believe the phone is ringing at the called party's premises when it is not.
Under the new rule, all originating and intermediate carriers are prohibited from causing audible ringing to be sent to the calling party before the terminating provider has signaled that the called party is being alerted (alerting the called party includes alerting devices, services or parties that can answer the call such as an interactive voice response, answering service, voicemail or call-forwarding system or any such system that can cause the network to register that the terminating party has gone off hook). In addition, originating and intermediate carriers must convey audio tones and announcements sent by the terminating provider to the calling party.
FCC Report
The Order directs the Wireline Competition Bureau to publish information analyzing the effectiveness of the rules based on the first two years of the program and to recommend changes, if necessary.
Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking
The FCC also issued a Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (FNPRM) that covers several issues related to those covered by the new rules. Comments on the FNPRM are due 30 days after the date of publication in the Federal Register and reply comments are due 60 days after publication.
The FNPRM seeks comment on the following issues:
Autodialer Traffic
1 Rural Call Completion, Report and Order and Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, FCC WC Dkt. No. 13-39, FCC No. 13-135, ___ FCC Rcd. ___ (2013).
2 Developing an Unified Intercarrier Compensation Regime, Declaratory Ruling, 27 FCC Rcd. 1351 (2012).
3 In the Matter of Level 3 Communications, LLC, Order, 28 FCC Rcd 2274 (2013).
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Aggregate and Household Demand for Money: Evidence from Public Opinion Survey on Household Financial Assets and Liabilities
We use data from Public Opinion Surveys on Household Financial Assets and Liabilities from 1991 to 2002 to investigate the issues of unobserved heterogeneity among cross-sectional units and stability of Japanese aggregate money demand function. Conditions that permit individual data and aggregate data to be modeled under one consistent format are given. Alternative definitions of money are explored through year-by-year cross-sectional estimates of Fujiki-Mulligan (1996) household money demand model. We find that using M3 appears to be broadly consistent with time series estimates using the aggregates constructed from the micro data. The results appear to support the existence of a stable money demand function for Japan. The estimated income elasticity for M3 is about 0.68 and five year bond interest rate elasticity is about -0.124.
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I was asked what workout I would recommend for a discus or shot put athletes with no strength training background. My knee jerk in situations like this is to assemble a pull/squat/press fullbody and keep things simple.
Just wondering how you would structure a strength workout for this type of athlete and if there are any special movements you would include?
I am thinking the basics...squats, press (perhaps clean and press), dips, bench, heavy core work, etc.
Dan John utilizes a lot of loaded carry work, so I am wondering if that would be a good choice as well.
I normally just Google stuff because almost every sport has at least one online free training routine.
Canadian Throw Site: Discus, Javelin, Hammer, Shot Put News, Information, and Training Tips.
Shot Putt - Training Program
Someone mentioned that a medicine ball might be an option. I've never used one and don't know if it has value.
From my point of view, it seems like there are a few good options.
1. Advanced shot putter or discuss thrower:
They should already know what they are doing and how to work out for their sport.
2. Intermediate:
Probably has a coach, but could use work on strength/speed. I would suggest full body routines based around olympic type lifts due to the speed involved in these movements.
3. Beginner:
They want to try out for the track and field team. Probably no where near their potential yet. Basic full body routine to bring up their top end strength to a decent level, some olympic work, but focusing on Squat, Pull, and Overhead Pressing.
These are all just to get their strength up. Someone will undoubtedly saw "There are no movements mimicking the throw, so you're an idiot Brute" to which I respond that weights are for getting stronger. If you want to mimic throwing, go throw something and work on technique that way.
Strength Training for Throwers by Bill Starr
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Its under the Starr articles.
I know that Ricky Bruch (Olympic medals in discus) did alot of Snatches, Cleans, squats and pushpresses when training for shot put and discus. Lots of explosive training.
Sprints and Jumps?
Ross Enamait does an exercise where he actually shot puts a dumbell, then runs to it and does it again. Could help with explosiveness.
Very big lad, looked like a trim Geoff Capes.
I would imagine anything geared for power. Maybe the basics with some explosive stuff thrown in like power cleans. Maybe up the cadence on the basic lifts?
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Saturated Fat 10.8 g53.8%
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Total Carbohydrates 281 g93.7%
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Jaryd [jaryd] as a boys' name has its root in Hebrew, and Jaryd means "descending". Jaryd is a variant form of Jared (Hebrew): related to Jordan.
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I'm sure it helped that I was in the right mood and the right
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Southwest, but The Haunting in Connecticut was a horror movie that
really struck a chord with me.
I'm a longtime fan of this genre, getting acquainted with all the old classics and cult films through USA Saturday Night Horror when I was young, and continuing to see and love newer ones, such as The Ring, throughout college. However, when I go on a rant about the current state of horror movies, I tell people that today's movies make you heighten your sense of disbelief too much in order to be scared I call it "fantasy horror." There aren't enough movies like The Exorcist anymore where it absolutely feels real, like something that has always existed but you've just been lucky enough to avoid.
I loved The Haunting in Connecticut, because it is much closer to reality horror than fantasy, and I suppose that's because it's based on a true story. It just doesn't feel like it came straight out of someone's imagination. It was the kind of movie where, not only did I find myself wondering about the true story of the Snedeker family, but when I went to sleep that night, I couldn't help pondering the history of my own home and its previous tenants. If you're the type of person who loves horror movies, I assume that's the exact creepy way you want them to resonate.
Besides the background story, one of the other reasons I think this movie worked was because of the performance of Kyle Gallner. This young man plays a much more complex (and believable) protagonist than most of the ones I've seen in horror films lately, as his character, Matt, has a very familiar (and scary in its own right) disease that makes him question whether the haunting is real, or a symptom of his sickness. I venture to say that his character could have made an interesting movie even BEFORE the paranormal activity starts, but Gallner was exceptional in this role, and I think we'll still be talking about "the boy in The Haunting in Connecticut," 10 years from now.
So for true horror movie fans, I definitely recommend checking this one out. Sometimes there's nothing wrong with a horror movie based completely in fantasyland, like Nightmare on Elm Street, but the creepiest horror usually has a dose of reality. This film will scare you, it will make you think and it will leave a lasting impression.
I really did hesitate to see this movie because I had not seen many
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being The Exorcism of Emily Rose. I loved both despite the obvious
difference in style.
I found The Haunting In Connecticut disturbingly fun. It definitely had its own style which at times made me wonder when the signs of it bombing were going to appear. I think that was part of why I enjoyed it because it never did disappoint me. This mixture of reality and the supernatural kept me on the edge of my seat. Was it the trauma of cancer causing so much grief for this family or the chilling(yet burning), hidden secrets of the dead in this funeral home that kept expectations from settling on one aspect or the other? The fact is both were enough to draw attention away from the other while we try to make our own conclusions.
An innocent, everyday family deals with the possible, yet probable death of young Matt, who at times suffers excruciatingly from dealing with the unknown and death that he is convinced is his destiny. Squeezed between what is and may be real was enough, but then deal with the likes of a stranger who claims to be a reverend...c'mon, this is classic stuff. You can't take all this in without suffering a little, especially when the family itself starts to fall apart when they need to stick together.
While there are some questions that may not be answered, the story itself was more than satisfying. Special effects were kept to a minimum but used effectively and when needed. Acting was not Oscar worthy but good enough to make it all seem real. Fun when you want it and scary when you need it.
It's definitely a 7/10
People love a good ghost story, I know I do. Especially when it's said
to be based on actual events. I think that makes it scarier, brings it
closer to home. There have been a number of films like this that have
partially or sometimes even completely succeeded. The 1979 version of
'The Amityville Horror' is no masterpiece, but is not lacking in good
chills and real characters to root for and identify with. Same goes
with the 1991 TV movie 'The Haunted.' Even 'Poltergeist,' which isn't
based on a true case, is very real in it's characters and situations.
Lately though, movies about ghosts and haunted dwellings have been mediocre at best. Using a lot of the exact same ways to scare the audience that have gotten beyond tiresome. Don't get me wrong, there's nothing wrong with a good jump scare here and there, but when you start to rely on them you lose credibility and the audience will likely lose interest. This latest addition isn't much different, but it does try to rise above that. It's an admirable attempt and not a total waste of ones time, but it just doesn't go quite far enough.
Pros: A fine cast that gives it's all. A good horror score that gives the fright scenes the extra oomph they need. Nice, crisp cinematography. Excellent work on the make-up and visual effects. Some really scary images. Though not as good as the films I mentioned above, this one is still pretty grounded in reality. The pace is slow, but steady and never drags. The house is eerie and a perfect location for a haunted house.
Cons: Clichés galore. Most of the scares are far too tame to have any big affect. Some of the dialogue, especially for Elias Koteas, is poor and makes the actors look bad. No real surprises. Too many underdeveloped characters.
Final thoughts: Worth a rental, but not the big bucks you pay at the local cinema. There are far better ghost/haunted house movies out there than this, but you could still do worse. If you really want to see it that badly, just wait for DVD.
My rating: 3/5
I have to vote 9 out of 10 for this one! I really don't get impressed
that easily with horror movies and I wasn't really excited to see this
one ... it was just another night with another horror movie..
But then ... I was amazed with the director's geniality and the way he can scare us when we least expect.
It kind of reminds me of movies like The Exorcism of Emily Rose but in a good way ... it's dark, it's cool and a nice movie to watch if you want to be amazed with a movie. You really get the nerves on during the movie and it plays you well. As for the acting, it is quite obvious but all in all it's not that bad. You can really see the effort to make it look real. The soundtrack has its way through your brain not getting that much annoying and keeping you awake in case you're watching it at a late time. Although it is really difficult to fall asleep cause you often get a surprise or two ... and people pop out of nowhere... That's the good part! Enjoy it ;-)
Sara Campbell (Virginia Madsen) and her husband, Peter Campbell (Martin
Donovan) decide to move to Connecticut when the long journey for the
treatment of cancer to her son, Matt Campbell (Kyle Gallner) is taking
a huge toll on his body. The 5 children and her move into a cheap
rental home, but it is quite huge. The father stays back at his job and
only comes to Connecticut at weekends. The house has a history behind
it. It was actually a mortuary in the 1920's, where Ramsey Aickman was
famous for his seances which were attended by Harvard professors and
all kinds of big shots. He had an assistant Jonah, who was a kid, and
he was a medium who could amplify the nature of these seances. During
one of their seances, all the sitters around the seance were killed,
except Jonah who was never found again. But now Jonah is haunting Matt
and things start to get weirder as the days go by.
This film is 'based on a true story'. How many times have we seen a horror movie which proclaims itself to be based on true events? Most of the times its just a cheap trick to make more money. So, I had decided long back never to watch a horror movie by thinking that it was actually a true event. This film is clichéd and sort predictable upto a point. Do we have a kid who can see ghosts? Check. Do we have parents who think he is hallucinating? Check. Some cute adorable children? Check. A haunting history to the place? Check. A guy of faith to help them in their time of need? Check. A friend who will believe Matt? Check. Cats or other animals possessed? No. Surprising, isn't it? Possessed animals are quite a hit among horror movie directors. Anyway, the thing which makes the movie a believable true story is the ending in which Sara says her son is fine and has no cancer now. That would be a kind of proof that this was a true story.
Even with all of the clichés, this is a very well made movie which is worth a watch. The real high point of the movie is Kyle Gallner who gives a haunting performance as Matt, the cancer kid who can see the dead. We can see the subtle change in him when he is kind of possessed by the ghost, in the scene where he makes his little brother sleep on a metal table used for autopsies in the funeral room and spins the boy round and round and the look on Matt's face was extremely creepy. He is truly an amazing actor and looks frightening throughout the movie. Virginia Madsen needs no special mention, we all know that she was an Oscar nominee and a good actress. She pulls in the necessary requirement of the character. Elias Koteas as Reverend Popescu didn't do enough justice to the role. That's just my opinion. The father character played by Martin Donovan did a good job, except in the drunk scene, where it really didn't add anything to the story. The graphics are quite cool and it is very stylistically shot which makes it quite a good horror movie. The editing is slick and the ghost scenes look really cool. There are no false jump scares and the background score is well done.
So before I watch any movie I come here to see what it is about and
what other people thought of it. I came here to see about The Haunting
in Conneticut, and most of the reviews I seen were bad. I wasn't
looking forward to this movie because of it, but I had a chance to
watch it at a friend's house, and I was completely amazed by what
people thought about it.
Now I am not going to say it was the best haunting movie ever because it wasn't, but the movie as a whole was pretty good. The acting was good, it made you feel for the characters in the movie (espically the boy), it was definitely different as far as the plot, and even though the scary moments weren't terrifying, there were plenty of them to keep me interested.
This movie has a lot of what you would call assumed and interpreted stuff in it. I'd bet a lot of that got cut, so it is up to the user to interpret and assume what they were going for. Maybe some people aren't smart enough to do that and need the in your face drama/horror to be satisfied. I love movies that make you think, and also movies that someone else said...a reality movie. These other movies like nightmare on elm street and all those coming back from the dead killing people for 10 plus movies are just fantasy. Some would argue hauntings are also, but I do not agree. Maybe not to the extent of the movies, but I do believe in real hauntings. The movie people have to make it interesting and I am not one to bash them for it :) Overall, The Haunting in Conneticut is a good movie. I will not tell you what happens :) but I will tell you that do not always listen to what other people think. This movie was well acted, had some very innovative scenes, the plot itself while not completely different from other movies was made it's own and I do not think it deserves the bad reviews it got. I enjoyed it.
One last thing before I go. People who watch movies just to pick them apart have no business writing reviews for it. Critics have their job for a reason, so leave it to them to defile a movie. Sit there and enjoy the movie. That's it. You do not have to sit there and try to guess what happens next. You do not have to pick apart the acting and how bad you think they are. I understand when the movie really is crap, I've seen a lot of those too, but if you have seen so many movies and can't sit there and watch a movie and enjoy it for what it is then keep your opinions to yourself!
2009. The year of the almost good horror film. Less then half way
through this movie season we have had a whole wad of
horror/slasher/thriller movies that have come so close yet haven't make
the cut. Instead, so far we only have The Univited that can lay claims
to being a solid entry, but lagging behind in the just-not-good-enough
clan is Friday the 13th, My Bloody Valentine, The Last House on the
Left and now The Haunting in Connecticut.
I have actually seen the Discovery Channel documentary of the same name and the movie is not exactly loyal, but does take numerous elements into consideration when crafting this consistently creepy but ultimately familiar ghost flick. I do enjoy a film that relies on atmosphere and character drama to build tension and a sense of dread over the Hostel philosophy that spend all your budget on fake blood is the best way to proceed. Yet, as with many fright flicks the director loses confidence in the audience to stay interested on atmosphere alone and perforates the story with boo moments and just enough clichés to make it forgettable.
Diagnosed with cancer, teenager Matt Campbell (Kyle Gallner) is suffering far more from the lengthy car rides to treatment then he is from his tragic disease. Taking charge, Matt's mother (Virginia Madsen) finds a rental property in Conneticut just a short trip from the clinic. Moving away from their hometown, Matt, his father (martin Donnovan), younger sister and brother (Sophi Knight and Ty Wood), cousin Wendy (Amanda Crew) and mother think that they have found a godsend in the old but charming property. But the home has ties to something far more satanic as strange occurrences begin to plague Matt. Is it his medication, or is something more sinister after the weakened teen?
Director Peter Cornwell builds tension very well throughout the opening half of the film, peppering the atmosphere with terrifying visions from the eyes of Matt. Like most horror films however, things begin to dissolve in the latter portions as we are introduced to the token priest, the boo moments mount and we are subjected to silly flashbacks that do nothing to heighten the mood back to its original lofty footing. Thankfully some credibility is returned in a extremely creepy climax that will make you reconsider hiring a home inspector next time you look to move.
The performances, especially from Madsen and Gallner are quite solid and they keep things grounded as best they can as things go awry. But presenting its PG rating as more of a limitation than an opportunity to raise the bar ultimately left me fairly numb, even if I checked the closet an extra time the night after.
6.5 / 10.0
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I saw The Haunting in Connecticut pretty much as soon as I could the
day it came out. I don't know why, really, it just seemed interesting
in the previews. I'm extremely glad I got to see it.
The movie starts off pretty shaky, showing generic creepy looking pictures and stuff in the opening credits. You'll be thinking "oh great, here we go again.." The movie starts to gradually pick up, showing a pretty sad story of a family that's been in some trouble with a 16-ish year old son Matt who has cancer and a dad who is recovering from alcoholism. The family decide to rent a house in Connecticut near the hospital Matt is going to, pretty much to make it easier for them to get Matt treated and whatnot.
Obviously, some weird stuff starts happening in the house. Matt starts seeing things, blah blah. You've all seen stuff like this before. There are some key elements that make this movie stand out from other horror movies involving ghosts.
For a movie that's PG-13, there are some ballsy scenes here. One that particularly stands out in my mind is where a mysterious man is scratching words onto some man's skin, and then he proceeds to cut off his eyelid with scissors. That's serious business.
Another thing that makes this movie a lot better is the lack of stupid little children ghosts that crawl around and make creaky noises and the lack of needless nudity and blood. This movie has no deaths or gore or stupidly awkward-moving ghosts.
The movie isn't so much scary as it is pulse-pounding and jumpy. I, a crazy horror movie fanatic, even jumped multiple times in this movie. The director really knows how to pull out a ghost at the perfect times and make you nearly pee your pants.
The rest of the movie is predictable, but satisfying. There are no needless twists at the end of the movie, like the ghost coming back out from the ashes or something. The end of the movie is the end, everything is happy.
All in all, if you think ghost horror movies have declined in the past ten years, think again, cause this movie breaks the mold. It's a fantastic ghost story and I would recommend to any horror fan.
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It's distressing to see the unmitigated junk that obtains national
release these days. This poorly written, ill-conceived trash leans of
fast cuts and loud noises for its "thrills" well this is not only cheap
but clearly amateurish effort at a horror film. Why? Because it takes
no intelligence at all to fast-cut scenes and match them with loud
noises. Anyone can do it.
This comment is not meant o reflect the entire film because I walked out after 40 minutes of insulting, corny nonsense. Obviously I did not suspect that it would suddenly become a professionally made film in the last half. It's reminiscent of other films that use the gimmick of loud noises and fast, jarring cuts. Fortunately for me those came via loans from friends and a borrowed DVD costs nothing.
Decades ago films like CAT PEOPLE (1942) made on threadbare budgets taught us how true horror can be created using the imagination. Apparently the people who made this thing have not studied successful horror films.
For those interested in the so-called "true" story there's a documentary around on this event that at least makes sense, not that it is any more convincing than this overblown, pathetic waste of time and money.
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So we are suppose to believe this really happened? That some dead burned kids ghost wondered around this old house trying to reach some dying kid with cancer about evil ghosts also in the house. This film received no scares from me because in the last few years there have been so many so called scary films using the same style that I almost knew what to expect before it happened. There is not one original idea in this movie. At the end of the film when the sick boy with cancer is cutting through the walls and finds all the corpses stacked behind them falling out I knew for sure I had been jerked around. Now come on folks!! If there had been dozens of bodies found behind the walls of an old house don't you think it would have made the news? I mean this would have made a big story worldwide and yet I never heard about it. It would have been the story of the century. In this case it is the biggest BS story of the century. Save your money...
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