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What the hell are high budget horror movies doing with the money?

This movie is allegedly created on a $5000.00 budget. It looks like anything but a low budget horror movie. The special effects astound you when considering the budget.

If you're looking for an atmospheric horror movie that gives you all the scares that you're longing for but not getting with the over-the-top gore fest horror movies hitting the theaters these days, you need to do yourself a favor and check this movie out.

The director has vision and talent and I'd definitely like to see what his genius comes up with on a higher budget.

While the movie is good, it isn't perfect. Most blood effects were good but some were just downright terrible. The actors were not the best and were killed off in order of acting ability from worst to best.

Also, the ending may disappointing some but just keep in mind what this movie was able to accomplish on a $5000.00 budget.

I stumbled upon this show one Sunday while flipping through the channels.

I love the host and her crew. She's real and I applaud her for having one of the few reality-style shows that actually has sold meaning to it and really helps people.

Clean House gives families the incentive to make lifestyle changes. What I like a lot about the show is the fact that the families themselves work towards the end results. It's not like they sit back and have the crew clean and make over their homes.

Also, the families really are reaching out for help. You see how much a home can affect each member in that family and the variety of it does so.

I cried watching "Messiest Home" with the family from Illinois. You see people with real issues working towards solving those problems.

People tend to misunderstand the host and forget that she's a comedian first. She is straight up and will tell you like it is, and the folks she deals with on her show, need to hear it like it is.

I am not a fan of reality shows but I love Clean House.

Niecy gurl, keep doing your thang.