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What I liked about the film was it's substance and many themes that transcends the genre. While, I thought of the classic movies, "The Faculty" (1998) and "Slither" (2006), as well as "Rosemary's baby" (1968). With that said, it stands on it's own with a unique indy voice and heart.

If you're into indie film then you know not to expect a Hollywood veneer. And as far as indie horror movies go, this one is a pretty decent outing. I'll be interested to see where this first-timer's career goes next.

I can't believe this site makes you have to use 600 count characters in order to do a one line review so that stupid hat in the first scene should at least earn somebody a beating and then non-matching bag one good quick slap across the face OK and now I have to get to 350 more characters. In order to say something about a freaking hat. What is wrong with this whole set up? There should be a minimum characters of 100 that's it. This is just stupid and a waste of everybody's time at this point but I can't give up because I only have 82 characters left to go so I guess you guys can go F yourself because this will be the last F in review that I leave on this Site.

I actually like B horror movies but this one lost me, since almost the whole movie was people talking to one another. There were minimal special effects there, and the "scary" concept that comes out is frankly nonexistent.

I tried to watch with a friend who is also a B horror film fan and we both got bored out of our minds after a while.

Seriously, skip this one.

Just so, so bad.

I'm not sure if the intention is to proselytize non-believers or to warn teen believers about the magical powers of the words they choose to say, but either way... um... just so bad. With killer crabs.