Lisara

Very atmospheric and isolated, the setting lends credence and sympathy to Billy Brannigan's Gordon. Mr. Brannigan flawlessly navigated a huge range of emotions in this. Guilt, fear, desperation, contentment, gratitude, and grief. It boggles my mind how this actor manages to still stay under the "Hollywood Radar."

Sarah Bonrepaux's Zulema, is also a tour de force of deception, fear, isolation, hardship, happiness, and sadism. A beautiful young woman, Ms. Bonrepaux makes every turn of her character believable and, on occasion, unexpected.

Patrick Corcoran has crafted a phenomenally intriguing tale that weaves grief, loss, hardship, and folklore together masterfully. The effects were fantastic, and at time quite cringeworthy (not bad cringeworthy of it being lame or obviously faked, but cringeworthy of being able to imagine what it would feel like because it looks so real!)

I cannot recommend this movie enough!

I went into this film with low expectations. The last few found footage ghost movies I had seen had been less than great. Then I watched this. I went immediately watched it again that night with my daughter, then a couple of nights later with my whole family.

The story is tightly written and the action keeps pace nicely without feeling rushed. The characters are as well developed as you can get in an hour and a half horror film. They each get their own time to shine, their own issues, relationships, etc. The acting is much better than one usually finds in low budget indie horror. The scares are great and subtle, and that creeping feeling of dread keeps you on the edge of your seat. The effects are all practical, which is fantastic and a fresh change of pace with some of the badly CGI'd ghost effects out there.

I cannot wait to see what this group has for us next, because they are talented.