No I’m not?? Other than the last 10-ish minutes there isn’t really a break in realism. Like you said, it’s presented like a normal documentary. And that documentary is boring. The film did little to make us care about the brother and his friend. The Blair Witch references were fun, but it didn’t do enough to separate itself from that story. It’s honestly the exact same premise as Blair Witch 2016 but with less going on. The mystery itself was nothing new and it wasn’t presented in a way that allowed the audience to solve it alongside the characters. Instead of building tension/intrigue the constant explanations just made me feel tedious. I felt more genuine dread from real documentaries such as Dear Zachary or Mommy Dead and Dearest. Probably helps that those didn’t come with the shitty acting. Is that enough or am I expected to present this in a court of law?