Bad Bones

For a Low budget indie horror, it's really not that bad. There were times were the constraints of the budget showed, but I thought the story was quite an interesting one, and they did a decent job with what they had. There were no quality issues with the filming, or the sound.

Like I would have liked some more details of the story padded out, but I really liked the concept. Like it could have been creepier with minor adjustments. The acting started off pretty mediocre, but it improves a but as the film goes on.

I think if you go in accepting that it's a low budget indie, you might have fun with it.

Let's get the low budget out of the way first BUT they didn't try to go too far with a restricted budget. They stayed in their lane to focus on story. So good for them.

The story is a little confusing at times but overall a haunted house / paranormal mystery following a couple as they go through the motions of the wife being sick and the husband trying to have the house "cure" her.

Good performances all around Chris and Maddison carry the film, it's well shot and the sound is really good. Especially for this level of budget. I didn't need to turn captions on. I know crazy right?

What else? Umm it's free on YouTube right now too. So you really don't have an excuse to complain or not to watch it if you like spooky thrillers. Good work Scott Eggelston and team.

I saw this little film in the internet last night and came away with mixed reactions to it.

Firstly the budget restraints showed throughout the movie and every now and then it spoilt the film but as the movie went on it didn't matter.

The acting was also touch and go, also it got better as the movie went on as well.

I wouldn't call this film a horror as there was no horror elements in it, maybe a sci fi thriller more than anything.

Overall give it a go, don't expect Oscar winning acting or budget.

Keep an open mind and enjoy it for what it is, also the ending was good as well.