Real Cases of Shadow People: The Sarah McCormick Story

A good n scary FF; I haven't seen one in so long. This is the story of three who disappeared at the hands of the nominal boogie man. Being FF everything they did was filmed, so that for awhile there it begins to look like a travelogue of Florida through Georgia, in Savannah, to Tennessee - punctuated by the occasional interview of those who have lived through shadow people. It's true that the travelogue is gorgeous but, after all... Then BAM, when you least expect it, expect it. "It" happens at the last interview, at the end there. They hang three surveillance go-pros that give us video but no audio. . We see the two guys disappear live. As Sarah screams we see a shadow figure coming...

This was such a huge waste of time. I wish there was a negative 10 rating. Not sure if the more I say will be any type of spoiler but if you're concerned with that you can just stop here but I wouldn't even bother wasting your time with this heap of dung. There was no plot at all. Nothing scary about it at all. The end was a joke! Just following a bunch of losers around the country and then it was over. STOOPID!!!

This movie is so boring just like watching a post on instagram or FB. What was the objective of the film makers in this flick to waste our time. The actress in this movie is so annoying wish i never see her again in any other flick and the finale...what was it...shadow ....what a mess? The film makers should have seen blair witch project once again to understand what made it so good rather than just going about doing a mess and created a movie which is less said is better. please dont fall for the title

Fully just a bad rip-off of The Blair Witch Project. A female documentarian brings two men along to chronicle her journey investigating "shadow people." It's mostly the three of them making each other laugh (at one point by casually dropping the n-word, btw). Eventually they get annoyed with each other because of bad directions. And they finally end up in a house where she screams the names of her suddenly missing men, before disappearing herself. It's kind of embarrassing. If you've seen TBWP before, watch it again instead of watching RCoSP at all.

After the first hour I was sure that SOMETHING must be about to happen - but NOTHING did for the next 45 minutes. How this was ever distributed in any format is beyond my comprehension. It was like watching a VERY badly shot home video shot by an very annoying moron who never shuts up. Literally NOTHING happens. This isn't worth watching at all - not under any circumstances.

This movie is one of the worst I have seen and I have seen a lot, they are banking on "found footage" style but the actors are really unpleasant, I should demand payment from the producers to have my time back, I watched the first 30 minutes then fast forward it to 5 minutes before the end....If they should have made the last 5-10 minutes more exciting and creepy then I would give it a 3 but it's really really bad!!

The only way I can think this ever made it out of the gates. Surely. Zero actual plot, zero character development (which I could forgive for the "found footage" concept) and zero redeeming qualities. You could watch the first five minutes and the last five minutes to get the plot and the action in its entirety. Giving this two stars because they managed to dupe me into watching this, having seen the 7+ IMDB rating. Who exactly gave it this rating, the shadow people?