First off, let me just say: I love this movie. I love, love, love, love, love this movie. So much so that I bought a copy of it so I can watch it whenever the hell I feel like it! Noroi builds up atmosphere and a sense of dread in the watcher more effectively than I have ever experienced in a film of this nature. The story is engaging; it piques your curiosity right from the beginning and keeps you engaged and hungry for all the answers to the riddle right along with the "main character". The acting is good. So good that you don't really think about the fact that they are actors, which is exactly what you want out of a POV film. They're just people. The special effects are a little on the corny side when they do finally come around, but it definitely does not detract from the film itself, since it is so effective at building up tension leading to the climax. Watch this movie (alone or with a friend) with the lights out and plenty of blankets around you and I promise you will not regret it.