I liked this one a lot. I especially dug how we never found out the exact identity of the stalker psycho guy in the van. The refreshing lack of any exposition added immensely to the overall tension and creepiness of the piece.
You've seen Guy Standeven in something because the man was in everything.

I didn't hate it, but the ending just fell flat to me. It's a shame because throughout there was a good tension build-up & feeling of dread. The footage of them being filmed while sleeping by this "person" was really creepy.

Totally agreeI love the found footage genre, but there is so much crap there. This one was really decent.

On another thread or three, some people seem to think that the van held more than one stalker, perhaps three total.
That would easily explain the stalker seemingly being in more than one place at the same time, among other things.
BTW, agreed the movie was not bad. I thought it was nicely tense at times. And feel free to check my posting history and you will see I have nothing to do with this film.
"Into every life a little coffee must spill."

Yes I did think the killer was a normal (well,at least not supernatural) human being.
What makes you think he was supernatural? I'm not perfect and I might have missed something, but I don't see why you would think that.

So you thought the killer was a normal human? UmmI don't know any way you could think that unless we did in fact watch different movies.

Wait, what supernatural thing? Did you see the same movie as I just did?
I liked the movie too, didn't love it.

I agree with your post completely! For me, one of the creepiest things about it was the fact that it felt real to me. The writing was very realistic. The acting was pretty good! The whole supernatural thing did sort of take away but I didn't mindit added a little movie aspect to it. I think this film is waaay underrated.