I got crippling depression from the quality of this film. That is all.

People who rate this movie anything lower than 5 are obviously not taking their review seriously. They might not like the film personally, but that shouldn't generate a biased low score. Unlike a lot of other horror movies, this one actually had a backstory as to the origins and reasoning for the game--I was surprised with that. I expected it to just be a scary game with no purpose, but I genuinely respect that they added a backstory. Next, this movie is overall just unique and cool. Unlike other cliche horror films where some demon figure is "haunting" the house, this film takes a unique approach by having a group of friends end up being the ones that have to do the "haunting" and "killing"; this concept also played well on friendship and family bonds/truth telling and trusting one another. Lastly, the creepy smiles make for iconic visuals that will stick with you even after you finish watching.

I went in not expecting much based on the reviews, however, I thought it was pretty good. It kept my interest the entire movie which is more than some of the Marvel movies. It doesn't depend solely on CGI and/or special effect which is also good. No total destruction of cities during some big fight which is totally unbelievable. You cause millions of dollars of damage to the city and nobody has trouble believing that. Really. It has a plot that is believable for this type movie. I personally thought it was as good or perhaps better than Get Out. Doing a brain transplant in the basement of your parents home by yourself? Come on. Better than Winchester. It seemed to make up the script as they went along. Even better than The Witch. How did that movie end?? I like Happy Deathday which was made by the same people.