Eric Alexander Magana

Intensely insane and insanely intense. Willem Dafoe and Robert Pattinson really brought their A-games and carried this entire film squarely on their shoulders. Beautifully shot and expertly executed. It really gives you the distinct feeling of isolation and madness that The Shining initially does upon first viewing. And it only gets better upon second viewing.

Very odd, but suspenseful and atmospheric found footage horror movie set in the 60's or 70's. Not very gory or even really scary per se, but the vibe is creepy and the story itself is pretty trippy- especially the way they shot it. Despite it not being exactly what I expected (considering how the intro of the movie hyped up the darkness/tone of the "found footage") it kept me intrigued until the end. I really admire the originality and the fact that they mostly avoided the typical, often cheaply executed jumpscares. Definitely worth a watch, even if only due to sheer curiosity.