lemmyhead

Why I gave this a 10/10. It's not the best film I've ever seen. It's not the best acted. In fact, not the best anything. Filmed as cross between documentary and found footage, it works well. The story keeps you involved despite many logical inconsistencies. The acting is above average. What makes this a ten is the way every thing is put together. Under the trying circumstances of Covid this film, makes the best possible use of what's available. There's no action scenes, no expensive sets, no expensive cars. What you get is the best possible use of resources to make a great film. The makers need congratulating for showing how to make great films with few resources and trying circumstances.

The first twenty minutes is about people arriving at the house. For the next twenty minutes, nothing happens. Nothing happens for the next twenty minutes. The final twenty minutes are different. People go outside and nothing happens. Also, at the end of the film, people are at their homes and talk about nothing happening.

This film will be used by professors of parapsychology to prove that the paranormal does not exist.

Although a low budget, it spends every penny wisely. The script is brilliant. The acting is great. The photography is good and the editing superb.

It's Bob Regis (Garrett Marchbank) that makes this film. He delivers every word correctly to make them funny. His facial expressions are a treat. He carries off the character perfectly. The bumbling leader who always get through. His bravery is limited, he was in Sumatra in '04. Though.

Don't expect much horror. The special effects budget was zero. The tension is created through great editing.

This is low budget at its finest.

Watch it!

To the creators. More please!