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Even if it wasn't a big fan of It Follows, I could see what people liked about it. The Babadook, on the other hand, I have no idea what people liked about that movie.

That's a bold statement but I'm hard pressed to think of a better example. EDIT: OK, I thought of one- Henry: Portrait Of A Serial Killer.

I never thought that their plan had any chance of working. How do you shoot a ghost or supernatural force? That they even tried to do something like that shows that they're children that are in way over their heads. I suppose it's very open to interpretation but I took the last few shots to...

I was just happy to see a horror movie that didn't have the obligatory that some good and all bad horror movies have.

I really liked this movie in the theater and seeing it again on Blu-ray, I enjoyed it even more. You can tell that John Carpenter was a big influence on the movie and its makers but that influence didn't become artistic theft like many other horror movies.