Review by byroncbarker

There's nothing wrong with the writing, acting or directing. However, the music, which is really just ominous tones mostly, meant to stir emotion and raise tensions in the audience, just ends up being extremely loud, overwhelming, and distracting, so much so that I was no longer engaged in the story at all. The prologue of decompression is also unnecessary and fills like filler at the end of the film, exposing that the story really isn't long enough for a full feature film.

In the end, I left feeling that the entire production was a giant money grab targeted for an audience who only sees 5 or fewer films a year in the theater, rather than a more sophisticated viewer.