Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension

The Ghost Dimension isn’t exactly frightening — the setup is so well-worn now that it’s hard to be particularly startled by what transpires — but it’s able to wring sufficient dread out of this franchise’s go-to fears.

At its most basic level, the Paranormal Activity formula still has some kick, with its combination of creepy lo-fi video and tasteful suburbia creating some strong, unsettling dissonance.

The Paranormal Activity movies have always been about carnival-ride sensations, the narrative through-line secondary. That’s fortunate, because those seeking closure to what continuity there has been will go home mostly disappointed.

There may well be new and novel ways to spark audience shivers from not-so-bright homeowners inexplicably using their cameraphones to check out bumps in the night, but this series clearly has neither the patience nor the inclination to look for them anymore.

The most shocking thing about Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension, is that four hacks fought to have their names listed in the credits under “screenplay.”

The movie’s climactic exorcism jamboree provides some relief from the movie’s overwhelming dullness, and the final segments put the movie’s 3-D to use, but overall, Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension feels like the last wheeze of a played-out series.

The sixth time is not the charm with this load of hooey that tries to make up for its lack of legitimate scares or basic narrative clarity by adding the alleged miracle of 3-D into the mix.

Excelente final para a grande saga de terror, obviamente merecia mais produção por ser o último da franquia mas está agradável porém não superou o 3

The first Paranormal Activity film to leave a sour taste in my mouth when the credits smashed on screen, THE GHOST DIMENSION is interested in telling a good story but sadly loses focus in the end. There are definitely some scary set pieces but overall the writers here (4 of them, for a freaking PA movie? come on) take the mythology all over the place, losing that fun sense of dread the other five capture. Hopefully the sequel Next of Kin will make me feel better.

Paranormal Activity has never been a really good saga but it was still at least a little bit entertaining.This movie had a great premise but it unfortunately fell into the clichés and the CGI effects were horribly **** acting was not that bad and the movie was entertaining (mostly due to the last half hour) so it was not a complete waste of time.

This is supposedly the last film in the "Paranormal Activity" series. I sure hope it is. This brainless sixth instalment is filled with lazy jump scares and stupid sudden loud noises.

If this is supposed to be the end of the franchise, what a whimper to go out on. After the dismal fourth film and the interesting fifth film that breathed some new life into the franchise, Ghost Dimension offers little more than a few effective jump scares and a wholly unconvincing plot.