"Macro-horror on a micro-budget" To begin, this will be the first review that I am writing for my former photography-only page, Box of Scraps Studio. If you are here reading this, thank you so much for your support. Or hatred… you know, whatever. Secondly, this will be my introductory foray into reviewing a truly independent film. Being an indie movie, I will be doing my best to avoid spoilever mais...

The film is a captivating slow-paced cinematic experience that masterfully maximizes its modest budget. The film intriguingly delves into the vastness of the cosmos, highlighting how the unsettling notion of our insignificance can drive individuals to the brink of madness. This serves as the foundation for the sinister cult portrayed in the story. My minor reservations stem from a desire for a mver mais...

There is a great sense of dread throughout but the mystery keeps you interested right up until the end. Lots of big themes and an interesting concept. It did make me jump a few times but its not one of those horrors full of cheap jump scares, the constant edge of your seat creepiness keeps you pretty scared throughout haha! The performances we really great too. Obviously produced on a low budget bver mais...