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6/10
delightful FF series
killercharm1 July 2022
The fifth in Turner Clay's delightful FF series about trying to produce irrefutable proof of a ghost. In this we go back down to the Everglades again, to the home of the late serial killer James Lightfoot. This time Clay becomes deputized. Since he was able to help in the redemption of Susan Forrester's remains the police recognize that he can help them plenty. Once he gets a look at the map inside the bottle that he also recovered he, by reaching out to his online socials, helps brings the resolution to the cops again. Once again he is able to hold my attention and actually ratchet up the fear with little to no dialog or action. How does he do it?
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8/10
Another solid entry in the series
matthewscheich8 August 2021
The Blackwell Ghost films have been consistently enjoyable and #5 fits perfectly along with the others. It's a series that works mainly on the charm and performance of the lead, and Turner Clay once again delivers. Nothing particularly scary here, just a fun mystery with a good lead, and that's really all it needs. Looking forward to the next installment (and hopefully many more).
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8/10
Top Notch
scottmannen111 October 2021
This indie series of found footage films are compelling and very spooky! Totally worth your time to watch! In fact each film gets consecutively better!
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10/10
Amazing movie series
honeycherry-025704 November 2021
Love these movies so much. They are so well made. Can't for number 6 to find out what's going to happen next!

Hoping for many more. Clay is a genius!!!
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