| It is the Salazar story that got frustrating to me | Christina Warren2011-02-22 12:45:05 UTC 2011-02-22 |
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| Rather than trying to make it play out live for the audience, they slowly walk you through a reconstruction of the event will some well crafted, disturbing still images | Frankly, I have never been a fan of movies masquerading as "found footage," or in this case, a series of "interviews" wrapped around 36 photographs of an alleged incident in the fictional town of Sangre de Cristo |
By incredible coincidence, we learn that Salazar is an amateur photographer and he managed to take a series of photographs of the "incident" in Sangre de Cristo.
4| In addition, the acting is truly outstanding by everyone involved - each of these characters are completely believable as real people | It is truly original and intelligently done |
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| One last moment of creepiness before you go | You can see it, but you can't really see it |
Especially when you're talking about "zombie" movies.