Reviews

When the newest innovation to the found footage genre is showing TikTok, it's a hard pass for me. I get what they were trying for, but there's too many moments of me waiting to pause and say "WTF is happening ???" for me to even care.

At barely over 1 hour, this actually told a good story, and had me guessing about the characters the entire way. If you've seen "Creep" and like it, you'll like this as well.

Title says it all. I have this playing in the background when I'm busy gaming solely to have some ambient noise. I honestly want to play a drinking game one day watching this were I take a shot every time I aloud say "Dafuq ?!?!?!"

I can see what they were trying to get at with a kind of "The Houses October Built" vibe, but it got lost after the 1st encounter 20 minutes in. Funny in some places, but more time and a better idea of where this was going would have made this pretty good.

Interesting premise for a found footage film, but just misses the mark in the fact I watched this last year, and can only remember a few moments.

Not a total waste of time, because there are a number of flicks I'd put below this one.

Contrary to some of the comments on here, it's not that bad of a film. The beginning pace is kind of dull, but if you can push through to around the halfway mark, it's actually kind of fun.

Note: I'm a huge found footage fan, and usually weigh my critique of said films in which happens more: Option A. Scenes that make me say outloud "W(hat)TF IS THAT ??!!!", or Option B. "W(hy)TF was this even made ?"

This one leans more to Option A.

The title says it all, as that's all this flick is.

30 straight minutes of watching someone apply makeup, 5 minutes of nothing, another 30 minutes of makeup.