Josh Little

Horror elements, but more mystery and thriller for sure. One of the most orignal peices I've seen in awhile, and a fully captivating and honestly beautiful experience. Would watch again. Benson and Moorhead nailed it!

Utterly Terrifying. The helplessness sinks into your bones, following protaganists that are unable to understand, comprehend, or act upon the forces around them. The dread is palpable. It reminds me of the constant unease of Hereditary. Sink into any character too long and you are bound to feel their fear, paranoia, and psychosis. OOF! Watching this wasn't pleasant, but it is an exceptional, if elusive horror film. Good luck!

I had high hopes for this movie but it was an absolute snooze fest. Trying way too hard on the theme of "loneliness and disconnect" in society. A lot of forced acting with characters too thin to become invested in. Would not recommend. The score was also repetitive, overly dramatic, out of place and annoying.

If you like lovecraftian psychological slowburn indie horror with no answers and sheer mystery, it's fantastic. I went into it without too many expectations and was pleasantly surprised. No over the top horror gimmicks or jump scares here, just genuinely intriguing, disturbing, thought provoking, paranoia inducing dread. I only realized after the fact there is no music or "fake" sfx, which lends itself incredibly well to giving the feeling of being isolated in the shoes of the protagonists, while being immersed in an incredibly desolate environment. While maybe not perfect, it’s worth a watch for the right kind of viewer.