Eh. This is one of those horror movies that was self-sabotaged by using the shaky cam. There are some moments that would have been nicely creepy if the camera hadn't been swinging around **so much**. The acting was fine and the sound was good. The plot was acceptable, though a little thin, and there were several plot holes but only a few were really intrusive. [spoiler] The killer had a clown mask melted onto his face as a child but managed to have a wife and kid as an adult... while still having a very creepy clown face... and he later killed them. Must have been an interesting marriage? Also, the entire "abandoned" police station was ridiculous. Stations (and hospitals) don't leave nicely organized files in a storage room when they shut down. And there was clearly someone living in the abandoned police station, which no one thought was really weird. Not that the theoretical squatter mattered to the plot in any way. [/spoiler] Overall, there are enough moments that work in spite of the irritating shaky cam that I didn't regret watching this, but it would have been a lot creepier with better camera work.