The overall concept behind this film is pretty good for a low budget horror film, the acting is not all that bad and the production value is very good. The script however did not work well for me as I really would have liked to get to know some of the characters better.
But let me get to the acting, Most regular fans might not care much for it but being in the business myself it seems that the cast of this film worked very well together, it shows in their work and I praise every actor who worked on this film. I can see them all being the next wave of B-movie icons.
Overall I kind of enjoyed this film for the most part until about halfway towards the end is when it all fell apart for me. The characters are believable because none of the actors look fake and they all seemed to fit their parts well. Overall I’d say some people might enjoy the film, but it’s not a movie for everyone. The production value and acting is good, but everything else is just ok.
-Horror Bob
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