Honestly, I didn't know what to expect from Obayifo Project, but it completely pulled me in. It's one of those indie horror films that, despite its budget limitations, manages to create an eerie atmosphere and keep you hooked from start to finish.
The best thing about it is how it uses found-footage without falling into the usual clichés. It feels authentic, almost like a documentary, making the story seem real. Plus, the fact that it explores Obayifo mythology-something rarely seen in horror films-gives it a fresh and unique touch.
That said, it's not perfect. There are moments when the pacing slows down a bit, and some scenes could have been more impactful with better lighting or editing. But honestly, that doesn't take away from the film's strengths. What it achieves with such limited resources is impressive, and the horror here isn't just about cheap jump scares but a constant sense of dread.
All in all, Obayifo Project is a great surprise. If you enjoy horror movies that try something different and can appreciate independent filmmaking, this one is definitely worth watching.
