I'm mostly an art-house and indie film lover, but I've a penchant for horror, which means I watch a lot of schlock, knowing full well that budget and star-power don't mean a thing in terms of defining "good" within this genre.
Nonetheless, a single-actor, next-to-no-budget found-footage horror film in the vein of Paranormal Activity... that's the kind of thing any rational being should run away from, expecting a painfully unwatchable and sloppily structured video akin to uncle Bob & aunt Weave's redecoration home videos.
Yet, I was intrigued. A whole series?!
Some of the reviews here solidified my curiosity, so I gave it a go.
It is what it is.
Haters will hate, and whiners will whine, which says more about them and their inability to understand "niche" and "objective".
If you despise found footage films, just don't watch found-footage films. Easy. Unless watching them just so you can complain is your thing, which makes you far less interesting than found-footage films.
Having said that, I can respect legitimate reasons to hate this film that anyone may express... if or when I come across them.
But, if you don't mind the genre, or if you love it, I'm sure you'll want to exclaim, "Good work, Nigel!" for this surprisingly engrossing one-man effort.
Well done, Nigel!