>>1765
I remember watching that a while back. As in, the actual film, not someone talking about it. It has a couple rather upsetting parts, yes, but it's more funny than it is scary, and it's made even funnier by the fact that it's SUPPOSED to be scary and failing at it so much. I assume, I don't know if it was like that on purpose.
Seriously, at the end, where this woman's husband who's been gone for so many years without explanation finally comes home, he acts like he only just left and she's being a nuisance for asking him where he's been. Then she says she lost the baby and he's like, "K, drop 'em, let's try again now." More than worth it for that alone.