I don't know why it didn't scare me. I adore horror movies and there were definitely some creepy parts of the movie and it was really well made, but it just didn't leave that lasting terror like The Ring did for me Slept like a baby that night and haven't thought about it since we left the theater.

Although the woman sitting alone behind us (who obviously had some psychological problems) was GASPING in shock every 5 seconds during the movie, and actually thought the movie was real. It got to the point where my boyfriend had to turn around and ask her to be quiet. Lasted about 10 minutes and she started it up again. At the end of the movie, she's freaking out yelling "WAS THAT REAL, WAS THAT REAL????? I NEED TO KNOW WHAT HAPPENED!!!!" and everyone is telling her to shut up

hehe, this reminded me of this thing in school today, I was reading this essay on Psycho on a wall in my Media class and this girl had referred to Norman as "Mister Psycho". hehe.

NOT scary at all.
Literally, the scariest bit is the door slamming.
3/10 for scariness.