Cherry Tree Lane (2010)

This one actually really got under my skin and bothered me; I had to watch SpongeBob after to feel better.

Crawl (2011)

Meandering.

The Theater Bizarre (2011)

I recently said that anthology films are perfect for extreme ADD sufferers like myself.

Truth or Die (2012)

Stopped the movie at about the 37-minute mark.

Dark Skies (2013)

I really should've hated this one, but it was quite good.

A Haunted House (2013)

Copied from my Netflix "review": You really need to watch Paranormal Activity before watching this movie, as it directly spoofs it (along with some others like The Devil Inside towards the end). Another reviewer panned this movie on grounds that there are only really two characters throughout. Well, so it is with PA, too. Haunted House hyperbolizes such absurdities as the big deal made over the keys on the kitchen floor in PA. I do concede that a lot of the humor is juvenile, but for the most part this should provide a fun time for people familiar with its target movie. To approach it as a standalone, true comedy and not a direct parody will probably not yield the best experience.

Thale (2012)

What had all the makings of a facepalm-inducing barrel of mediocrity ended up being a decent effort that kept me entertained throughout.

The ABCs of Death (2012)

I've decided that the diversified-subgenre anthology is perfect for people with ADD, i.e. me!