So while Curse of Aurore may not break routine or pack a wallop of surprise if you already frequent this subgenre of horror, it does offer a creative and spooky interpretation of one of Canada’s most publicized crimes.

Whilst there are no big surprises in the way the story unfolds, it's a fairly polished example of this sort of storytelling.

There are enough unique qualities to make the film worth a view, especially if you're a fan of found footage horror.

What the movie really amounts to is a moderately engaging pseudo-documentary, bolstered by the lived-in chemistry of its three leads.