I had to write a review for this, if only to highlight that utterly ridiculous tagline from the movie poster.
As for the film itself, it's pretty standard fare for the most part, with a good portion of its runtime dedicated to making a mockery out of the backward locals in a way that would get everyone involved banned from the industry if it were set anywhere else.
Does it try to make the footage believable? Hardly. Does it give a good reason for the cameras to be running at all times? Not at all. On the other hand, it looks professionally made and acted, there's little running around in the dark, and it makes for an easy watch with its light tone and sizeable cast for the genre.
As many others pointed out, it does turn into a cartoon at the end, but whether that's a good or a bad thing is a matter of preference.
As for the film itself, it's pretty standard fare for the most part, with a good portion of its runtime dedicated to making a mockery out of the backward locals in a way that would get everyone involved banned from the industry if it were set anywhere else.
Does it try to make the footage believable? Hardly. Does it give a good reason for the cameras to be running at all times? Not at all. On the other hand, it looks professionally made and acted, there's little running around in the dark, and it makes for an easy watch with its light tone and sizeable cast for the genre.
As many others pointed out, it does turn into a cartoon at the end, but whether that's a good or a bad thing is a matter of preference.