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About the millionth "found footage" film about who knows? This big old turd gives you characters who have the personalities of a fence post and the screen presence of a turnip. I did not care for ANY of them. In fact, it would have been fine with me if the guy would have died immediately, he was so obnoxious.

After stealing liquor from a store, having an accident with another vehicle (I think...), and going to someone's cabin (natch), the drunk guy decides he has to apologize to the guy whose car he side- swiped. And for those of us who have been around drunks, he's going to apologize come hell or high water. Thus the three leave the comfortable confines of the cabin to run around in the dark, magically disappearing and then reappearing--never remembering what happened.

The entire "plot" (and I use that word here very lightly) made no sense. Most of film involved two girls screaming at god knows what and supposedly the "ghost" of a little girl who is all grown up now. Rated R and not recommended.

THE LEVENGER TAPES is yet another BLAIR WITCH rip-off with no sense or style of its own. The whole film is a pointless bore, treading water from beginning to end while offering nothing in the way of pay-offs or incident. The protagonists are annoying characters, all of them, and certainly folk who you won't want to spend an hour of your life in the company of. The dialogue is poor which makes me suspect that most of it was ad-libbed. Little happens until the climax, by which time it's all too late, and the slow pace makes it a difficult film to sit through.

This has to be, without a doubt, the worst movie I have ever seen. I actually got angry watching. These characters make no sense. The are literally the dumbest people on earth. Whomever wrote this, don't write any more. Start making fries at a local fast food joint. You have no talent.

If I can save ONE person from watching this then typing this was worth it.

Save yourself. Clean your bathroom instead.

Three young adult go out for an adventure at Chase's ( Morgan Krantz) parent's mountain home. He films everything as he takes Amanda (Johanna Braddy) and Kim (Lili Mirojnick) with him. He hopes to score with Amanda while Kim is more level headed.

The kids become missing and a VHS tape was found and is being viewed by the police. We have the ground cam, the jerking cam, the running cam, and "what was that" scene after scene. The kids running around in the woods with the camera light shining brightly talking low so no one can hear them was inane and annoying.

Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.

In some aspects the director managed to make the most out of very little. It shows how seemingly insignificant and trivial events can look very threatening in some circumstances. Sadly, the rest of the movie was very sub par. You see that quite often. A movie maker has a talent and good ideas, and delivers on them, but he messes up the paint-by-numbers parts. Well, creativity is not enough. You have to deliver the whole package.

Not too bad I guess. For some reason, I really like found footage movies, but I do have one question. Why are the detectives watching "tapes" when the footage was all shot on digital hard drive cameras? Did someone take the time to transfer all of it to VHS?

These sorts of movies are just crap, if you gave 1000 movie cameras to 1000 monkeys you would have 1000 movies as good as this one or better.

First of all the characters are annoying as heck. The acting is bad. And the plot makes no sense whatsoever. So many things happening that there's really no reason or explanation for. But the biggest goof in the movie is at the end when the detectives are watching the last video and see the little girl still alive. How are they watching a tape that hasn't even been found yet? That tape was still in the camera and the camera was with the girl. Makes no sense.

I guess I'm a glutton for punishment, because I've seen just about every "found footage" horror and sci-fi movie there is.

"Levenger Tapes" spends about 40 minutes being one of the worst of the genre I've seen, and ultimately, anyone who isn't a true fan of found footage probably won't like this. I mean, it comes complete with the obligatory car-trip opening in which the characters' witty banter is supposed to introduce and endear them to us. Cliches abound in the first half, and some aspects carry through, like characters making illogical choices.

But the movie turns out to be something I didn't expect, in terms of what the 'scare factor' was. Like another reviewer said, the film description on this site gives away more than perhaps it should, yet really doesn't give away the game. There was an interesting component that was underdeveloped, but pulled the movie out of the gutter for me. I urge you to stick with this one to the end.

One scene also managed to really freak me out, involving a flashlight in a bush--you'll know it when you see it.

I dont know why there is a lot of hate for this movie i must say that this movie is far far better than today movies.Yeah it's cheap movie but the camera is perfect the acting is not fantastic but it's very well.A lot of twists happens everytime you're under press to be scared you breath so hard when you're watching this movie my adrenaline was 10000.The only bad thing i find for this film is the bad choices the actors are making...i won't say what they are watch the movie and you will see.I am wating for PART 2 for sure GOOD JOB for all the SQUAD !!

I am neither a fan of nor against "found footage" films. Just don't have the camera be so shaky the whole time that I get sick. There were enough instances of the camera being still that I was OK.

Anyway, this had so much potential to be a good nail-biter. The acting sucked, but the ambiance and anticipation built nicely...for about the first half. I got really tired of the screaming, though. For real. Can you like not shut up when you're being chased? Ugh.

My irritation comes at the end. The story does not wrap up nicely. It's very disjointed and really makes no sense.

I paid $1.50 to buy this previous rental from the video store. Not worth any more than that.

As a horror fan I am always looking for the next movie that will scare me. The levenger tapes was one of the scariest movies I've seen in a long time and it kept my interest the entire 90 minutes or so.

I can guarantee whoever didn't enjoy this movie was either not a horror fan or they were hired to do so. I know this movie isn't a perfect 10 but I'd give it a solid 7.5.

I found this and "Always Watching" while browsing, and both seemed like similar found footage movies, and based on reviews watch "Always Watching" first- in short - this was much better. Usually if I fall asleep during a movie, it doesn't get revisited, and I was struggling to stay awake when I put this on, but it seemed interesting so I actually put it back on the next day. The movie was technically sound (hate when the sound and video are crappy), and kept me guessing and on edge. There were a number of instances where the movie could've gone in more than one direction, and it legitimately had me guessing as to who was in on what. For me, the true answer to how good a movie is (especially Netflix or Prime freebies) is "would I watch it knowing what I know after watching it?", and yes, I would definitely thought this was worth the time and would recommend it. Don't waste your time with "Always Watching". That's one I would not watch after knowing what I know now.