Devon

Great movies are made with vision, creativity, and talent. None of which you will find here. This isn't a horror movie - it's an ego trip funded by a reality stars black card. You can tell it was made by someone who's never had to struggle, get feedback, or hear the word "no." The scariest thing here is the script, which sounds like it was written by an AI trained exclusively on perfume commercials and vape ads.

It's like someone watched Hereditary once while scrolling Instagram and thought, "Yeah, I can do that - but with more mood lighting and less talent." This isn't filmmaking. It's rich kid cosplay.

While so excited to watch a jwow movie that she has spoken about , I guess I missed the point . I was completely disappointed.. one you can't see anything it's always dark .. all you hear is screams and people using their cameras .. the moving of the actors gives you Blair witch motion sickness.. the story makes no sense in my opinion. And the one character is reminiscent of hell house at the end .

I actually watched it 3x hoping I missed something but it just keeps getting worse. I think if they had more lighting .. and more drama they could have made it better.

And if they stayed with the original storyline it may have been a better show.

I would have given one star if I wasn't already a fan of JWOWW. Maybe that's wrong and maybe I will be more generous with new filmmakers in the future. She is a first time writer and director with a limited budget. But she managed to get some pretty decent talent and seems to have done ok at directing their acting. How much do light bulbs cost? They needed to figure that into the budget. Most of the movie is a black screen. There is literally nothing to see. It's not a bad story and the conversation is pretty realistic. Maybe too realistic in the sense that every word doesn't need to be heard. It needs tightening up. I am looking forward to Jenny's next project.

A cookie cutter asylum horror movie. Nothing special.

I tried to entertain this with my wife because it was directed by J-Woww from Jersey Shore, so going in my hopes were already not very high. I did not expect it to be an absolute dumpster fire of a film. The acting is quite possibly the worst part of this movie. The characters and the plot immediately take me to Grave Encounters which are actually not horrible films but as I stated this is nothing special and you are given the ending at the beginning.

It is watchable but if you find this movie to be scary in any shape or form I do not trust your judgement.

While I approached this movie with modest expectations, I certainly didn't anticipate it being quite this disappointing. The film relies heavily on loud screams rather than delivering a compelling plot or storyline. Although we get a glimpse of the characters' backgrounds, the development is minimal, leaving much to be desired. The lack of jump scares and genuine suspense makes it far from terrifying. Additionally, the excessive camera movement, coupled with the constant screaming, ultimately overshadows any potential the film might have had. The acting leaves much to be desired, which is somewhat expected from a low-budget production. Overall, this film fell short of my hopes, and I had anticipated a more engaging experience.