Stevecorp Don't listen to the negative reviews

Dorathen Better Late Then Never

Livestonth I am only giving this movie a 1 for the great cast, though I can't imagine what any of them were thinking. This movie was horrible

Anoushka Slater While it doesn't offer any answers, it both thrills and makes you think.

hughnormgro The only reason I am writing this is that being as there was no electricity how did the girl have a hot shower? Perhaps solar panel which wouldn't generate much in late autumn. Perhaps I'm wrong though. I think the film is better suited to a teenager. There were time in the past when an ex girlfriend of mine played about with a board. I wasn't impressed especially when she it told her that we would part in the end. That bit was true. Strange thing about that is that we both live in the same area, not a massive population and in 50 years I've not bumped into her. Perhaps the film is really a warning to the curious. Someone else said that - M R James.

jjdosha I AM ZOZO, was, for starters, a greatly themed film. The idea behind the film was creepy (a little reminiscent of the film Witchboard); though the film fell short on the plot and the action that every horror film buff/spectator/novice expects from a film like this. If I were rating this film on the performances, the musical score and the location that was chosen to shoot the film, I would have honestly gave this film a 9! All the actors did a fantastic job conveying their characters, even in the most simple forms. The musical score of the film made me want to soundtrack to it, while the location where the film was shot made me want photos of it...but unfortunately, a horror film cannot survive on just those factors; the delivery of the action plot needs to fit the intention and that is why the film falls incredibly short in its appeal and ratings. Otherwise, kudos to the film crew, the performers and the musical score. I'm sure the performers did all they could to save the film.

Seb A group of friends go out to a holiday home on an island on Halloween. The acting is fine and despite the well used setup it's actually pretty believable. The low key story about them playing around with an ouija board is quite good up to a point. The problem is that towards the end they seem to lose interest in telling a story and not a whole heap happens.Talking slowly and drawling your words isn't scary either, it's just kind of annoying. As is the awful camera-work which bobs around constantly. It's also got the worst music imaginable, especially the last song. It made me laugh out loud it was that bad.It's a shame there isn't more of a story here because I liked it until they lost interest in trying to scare me. Too much home movie and not enough horror for my tastes. Courtney Foxworthy (the witchy one) is definitely an asset to the movie though and helped me make it to the credits and that awful nasal song!

aarontherol "I Am ZoZo" is a brilliant 8mm psychological horror that left me speechless.The film offers some edge of your seat moments and is extremely creepy.The small cast of actors is truly excellent,with Kelly McLaren being especially memorable in the lead role.The direction by Scott Di Lalla is well-handled and the cinematography is absolutely gorgeous.The scenes are wonderfully eerie. I was not bored in the slightest;I was extremely curious and intrigued. The house where the film takes place looks incredibly menacing and isolated. How the director pulled off shooting the entire film in 8mm format is mind blowing... "I Am ZoZo" is a must see for any film fan