There are worse found-footage movies out there, but The Marked Ones is definitely one you can skip over. You just want these stupid jump scares to stop so you can go about your life not watching this movie. Near the end I was just waiting for it to be over because you know there's not going to be any explanation or any depth to the story at that point. It just got really uninteresting really fast. I won't say it's terrible because I didn't hate myself watching it. It basically went from being an intriguing murder mystery to a generic possession movie. And that's how the entire third act feels: rushed and lazy. Let's just make a bunch of supernatural crap happen to these characters we developed and wrap this up as quickly as possible". It's like halfway through the movie the filmmakers were like "oh crap, this has to be a Paranormal Activity movie. Easy jump scares, stupid mythology that isn't even explained and makes no sense, people running around from room to room with no suspense. I liked the characters, I thought the filmmakers were doing something interesting and fresh, there are some comedic bits thrown around, it was just enjoyable to watch. Jesse has been hearing horrifying sounds from his neighbors apartment, but when he sets out to uncover. 17-year-old Jesse has been hearing horrifying sounds coming from his neighbors apartment, but when he turns on his camera and sets out to uncover. The activity is back 'with a wicked and evil vengeance''.and its claimed a new victim. The first 30 or so minutes I was invested in the movie. The activity is back in an all-new UNRATED cut. 'Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones 'breaks new ground and buries you screaming in it.'. It's the same premise though - found-footage, teenagers, ghosts, demons, and what have you. I've only seen the first Paranormal Activity so I'm reviewing this as a standalone movie, even though it's actually a spin off or whatever.
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