Demigod

Firstly i like how this was beautifully shot in anamorphic widescreen. This isn't the first Doleac film I've seen and again, he's able to accomplish a great deal on an indie budget in terms of production value. The cast was well picked and they fit perfect for their roles and the creep factor is heavy and most importantly the script was impressive. It's a lot deeper then your average hunt gore-fest movie. The score was nicely done to Clifton Hyde's Tangerine Dream-esque which really set the tone for the film. Sure there are things one could quibble with, likely connected to the indie budget but the film still outpaces a lot of major Hollywood fare with budgets I'd imagine to be 30-times higher or more. Good to see independent filmmakers doing their thing and doing so successfully. Check this one out if you can.

This movie is terrible. I could only get to the 40 minute mark, because it was so incredibly boring. The first 25 minutes was talk talk talk and then something happens to the couple and they wake up with other people, and then they talk talk talk. That's when I had enough. I use to like Rachel Nichols but she has joined Bruce Willis in doing anything for a pay check these days. This movie sucks.

Strong cast, engaging cinematography, and taut pacing make this one excellent for a night in under the blankets! This is a "less you know, the better" film - go in blind and enjoy the ride!

Well having seen this. The thing that struck me the most, was the really bad use of light. Scenes supposed to be eerie and scary were filmed in daylight, showing unfortunately very amateur costumes and acting. The entity obviously human dressed in viking-like clothes with an animal mask. Unfortunately lighting, poor portrayal of "villains and entity" and lack of special effects made this too low quality and destroyed the movie for me.