Harold Cooper

Horrible set up, bad character intros, non captivating story line and a half baked sub plot. Way too much for no reason that didn't make any sense. Annoying wanna be suspenseful sound tracks played way to long through multiple scenes has to turn down the volume & cinematics were trash. Was like watching an Indy film without the heart. Many scene transitions missed great opportunity with bad choices, non artistic vision. Videographer was sleeping, writers clocked out, and the director tried-and failed. I'm disappointed in all of you.

NO SPOILERS. The director that should be given credit is the director of photography/cinematography, Pawel Pogorzelski, the story line and sub plot climaxed at strange points and was wondering around with nothing to grip into. The visual representation of flipping feelings and psychedelic hallucinations surpassed the strange gory story, and really gives you a real taste of a trippy experience, for the good or bad. Half way through the movie I didn't know whether to leave or stay for the subliminal story told through visuals, but for some reason I couldn't look away. I do know one thing, if you've never had a bad trip on mushrooms this movie will help you understand, and you'll leave the theater feeling gross.