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This is a very good movie but of course many viewers said it was not. I am pretty picky about plot, direction, acting and cinematography as a filmmaker myself. My advice to anyone who takes reviews to heart, including this one, should always watch the movie first, then decide. I found this film highly watchable from beginning to end. The acting was quite good and the horror makeup was neat, I liked the story and the acting and thought the camera work was exceptional. There are many horror movies out there that are not good but I liked this one. They spent some money on it, for sure it is not an ultra low B movie.

Austrialian produced documentary on the wonders and benefits of the psychedelic experience on those who have tried them. A psychedelic experience (known colloquially as a trip) is a temporary altered state of consciousness induced by the consumption of a psychedelic substance (most commonly LSD, mescaline, psilocybin mushrooms, or DMT). This film is recommended by anyone who wishes to expand their knowledge of these substances and to learn more about their many healing qualities. For anyone who has ever wondered about these mind altering substances this is a film well worth watching. Detailed accounts of personal experiences give insight and knowledge of these little-understood drugs.

Interesting drama centering around a paralyzed man's quest to find his missing wife with a unique twist of alien abduction intrigue. Many independent films such as this are often overlooked in the mainstream media because of much lower marketing dollars are not available to allocate to large advertising campaigns thus great little films like this get missed. Such is all the more reason to discover this hidden gem which features solid direction, good acting and a decent script from which to work. Writer and Director David Park delivers a solid story with good dramatic elements resulting in a satisfying film I found very enjoyable.