Reaptown

Oh golly, some people got access to a train yard and made a 77 minute movie, of which 70 minutes is someone running around the train yard at night w. A flashlight.

We kept thinking that something was going to happen, given the creepy person at the beginning of the film, but honestly it was a complete letdown.

After it ended, we said "what the heck, what's this ending all about?" The ending is incomplete, incoherent, and will make you say "couldn't I have just soaked in a tub of ice water for an hour and gotten more out of that?" Avoid at all costs. 2 stars because I used to work for a railroad and I like trains.

Caught this stoned at 1am under new releases. Tagline for this movie really does relate to the main woman. When I read it I thought it was gonna be like a psychological horror. It is not. Str8 up supernatural and builds to a pretty freaky scary moment. Cool exercise in minimalism

This movie was a complete snore! No plot, no purpose, no climax. It could have been much shorter but it just went on and on and on and on! I'm disappointed in myself for watching the entire movie.

Like so many Horror films these days, this one had potential but fell flat at its conclusion. A real waste of time.

I'm not someone who requires a script to spell everything out or walk me through plot points, but you gotta give me SOMETHING to work with. Location and atmosphere are top-notch. Lead actress very authentic. She just didn't have much to do. Most of the "action" - seriously like 90% - is our lead, Carrie, wandering around a creepy rail yard museum with a flashlight. Unfortunate, because the basic elements were there - location, cool horror premise, good acting, nice cinematography. But at the end of the day, things need to, you know, HAPPEN. And finally when something actually seems to happen, I seriously have no clue what it was. Mood can make or break a horror movie - and this one definitely has mood nailed - but without some sort of structure, the whole thing falls flat. I would actually like to see this re-made with a decent script - same location, same lead, same premise. There was wasted promise here.