So a little girl makes stuff up and a bunch of adults believe her... that's it... that's the story. Somehow they turned that into 4 episodes and pretend like somehow she was "connected" but as soon as they send her away it all stops. At one point the little girl is possessed by and older guy and asks the investigating detectives "why do girls get periods? What are the plastic things guys use during sex (condoms [which are obviously not plastic but again, coming from a 10 year old girl}) Then the guy who investigated it (who believes all of it despite it all being obviously stupid) believes it's following him and his family. The way it's filmed is cool with all of the audio tapes and actors lip syncing. It gives you a creative way of seeing the depiction with real audio. That's the only thing stopping me from giving this an 1 star. Aside from the way it's shot, it's a totally ludicrous story. The mom isn't that smart and believes her mentally ill child. Add that to a pair of guys who insist it's real and the whole thing just makes it a comedy instead of a drama documentary as it was intended.
Review of The Enfield Poltergeist
