PrimeWire

Not even remotely scary. First half of the film is watching a ginger guy run around with a baseball bat because he may or may not be hearing things. Harley Quinn would have been scarier with that bat. Then, Agramon really only shows up a little over halfway through and turns out to be the Ju-On/Grudge girl on speed. Every time she attacked someone, the scene would be edited to a setpiece of the victim after the attack with a bitten throat (zombie bite, not vampire) - a little fake blood/latex. Until I found out that the writer/producer/director, Harley something or other, wasn’t the woman playing the psychic, I thought this was basically an “I believe so strongly in my psychic ability and in ghosts that I should show everyone how good I am at it” kind of movie. Ultimately, you’d get more scares out of re-watching the Robert Englund Nightmare on Elm Street movie for the dozenth-or-so time than watching this one the first time.