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This movie is garbage. Bad cast, worse script and the WORST editing. The scenes are awkwardly long, the dialogs dont move forward. They probably kept all the material in to fill the 90 mins to call it a movie... just frustrating.

A truly awful film with no redeeming features. A waste of an hour and a half. Poor script, less than decent acting & poor directing. Try something else.

Looked promising based on cast members but sadly was quite dull. Characters were pretentious and egotistical, but other rhan that had no personality to make you care about them. Also, the finale part of film quality was so poor they must have filmed it on a mobile phone. Could have been done so much better.

I really was torn between all the good and bad reviews on weather to see this one or not. After watching it I can see why. The story did not explain what the heck was going on at all unfortunately. So your trying to figure out why they are doing what they are doing. The acting was good and for that they get points but they really lost point with me for such a confusing story. This is one of those movies that is good to watch but nothing is explained so you wish you never started watching it in the first place. As always, be your own judge. I myself will not see this one again and will not recommend it to anyone I know.

The structuring of this movie is utterly bizarre. Almost an hour into a 90 minute movie nothing had happened. Just endless talk about nothing interesting. Was this supposed to be extreme effort put into character development, so that when the event the movie should've been about actually happens we care more? If so, it did not work. I can handle a slow build up if it's done well. But this was basically just watching a group of adults act like no adults in the history of humanity have ever acted. Then when the event actually happens it has to be worth it for the patience you have invested, right? In this case it wasn't at all. It was just weird. It was hard to find much to like about this one. The cast try their best to bring some life out of the script but even that mostly falls pretty flat. Not a lot to see here. 4/10.

This is a horribly slow movie. Don't waste your time or money on it. It has no real rhyme or reason why someone would waste there money making such an awful film, they should have the money too a charity or something useful.

It does hold the attention for the whole movie. It jumps from one plot line to the next with little explanation Eventually you realise the movie is over but it hasn't really told a complete story. The actors manage to carry the movie and keep the attention. With a better plot, it could have been an amazing movie. As it is, its passable and the actors are fun to watch. The Plot is a bit far fetched The sound is ok The Photography is ok The Acting is ok Its a passable watch 👍👎

I expected very little of this film, and its current viewer rating of 5 suggests it is mediocre, but it isn't at all. It constantly shifts your expectations. At first it looks like it's going to be about (failed) relationships, then we get pagan festivals meets social media - bound to be a conflict there; then it swerves again into alpha brother and sibling rivalry - all the time you are waiting for the angle the plot is going to follow to become clear, but it doesn't click into gear until it wanders into Straw Dogs territory, and even then it still manages body swerves of the unexpected. It constantly throws up red herrings so that it keeps you on your toes, and while none of them are original it manages to make them original by its off-key take on them. It also has a terrific laugh-out-loud black humour, which I suspect many people will mistakenly think is a failure of the script to make the characters endearing. I spent the entirety of the dinner party scenes whooping with delight at the outrageous provocations of their sly little barbarities against each other. It really does make you question, as I suspect it's meant to, who the real barbarians are here. The only place it falls down a little is in the ending, which feels a teeny bit flat, and which viewers might not forgive them for after the build-up, but other than that it is surprisingly gripping. A real subtle little slow-burner which I hope gets more recognition.

I actually thought it was another dumb white horror movie, but it actually juxtaposes sociologically the idea of the invaders and mixes it with the gentrification they suffer.