Overview
- In a new interview, writer-director Chris Stuckmann outlines changes from the festival cut to the current release and credits Mike Flanagan for championing the project.
- Reviews are divided, with the Boston Herald panning the film as a tour through horror clichés while the Daily Maverick calls it a promising debut that loses focus in the second half.
- Critics praise the early, documentary-style setup that mixes found footage and internet clips before the film shifts into more conventional horror territory.
- The story follows Mia Brennan as she searches for her missing sister, confronting the possibility that a childhood demon might be real.
- The R-rated film, funded via a large Kickstarter backer base and completed with NEON support, is now playing in cinemas.