Well made, entertaining horror flick. If you were a fan of the Invitation or Hereditary you will definitely enjoy this movie. Production value is excellent, as is the acting. In my opinion it also presents a refreshing twist to the genre.

My goodness I thought Tarantino directed this movie, like 2000 feet shots in this thing. However really good movie, better than the rating average. Great twist also. Would recommend to any horror movie fan.

S. D. T in this case stands for Slow moving - this movie is moving very slowly, you will get at least 30 mins.. waiting for things to happen, well finally happens at almost at the end. I will not tell you want it is ... Dumb - I found it very dumb in many ways, acting, plots and display. This film is made in 21 century, and old dial phone and typewriter?!! Come on, even it may signify something (spoiler - but you guess), but it is way too dumb to put those things there in this age of time. Twist - Yes, there is a twist at the end, but then overall, it is not that great. I gave it a 5 because of this twist, but acting and the plots are not that great. It could be done better.

source: The Free Fall

Adam Stilwell wrote and directed The Triangle, which is a film I've heard plenty of good things about. This time, he's made a movie about a woman named Sara. She starts the film by waking up from a coma -- she'd witnessed something traumatic with her parents and attempted suicide -- into a life she doesn't remember. And while her husband seems helpful, there's the hint that he's being a little bit too controlling. How controlling? Well, most of their house is off limits to her and she's constantly followed by her nurse Rose, who is played by V star Jane Balder and let me tell you, I've never seen Ms. Balder play a single heroic or nice person. Also, when our heroine digs up her garden, she finds an intestine growing in it which is just one of the visions she's seeing. Is she still alive? Is she being gaslit by her husband? Has she lost her mind? There's a major shift that comes into the movie, so get ready for it. This is a dark exploration about recovering from suicide as well as the pain men can put into a relationship, so watch it at your own peril.

A woman visits her parents' house to celebrate the retaking of their marriage vows, but finds that's not the only ritual on the menu. Trippy, fractured story with stylish symbolism that kept me on my toes to the end. The opening shot carefully lays a trail of clues - not least a word in capital letters - so I knew to keep questioning what was coming at me. There's plenty of mirror-trickery to raise doubts not just about what's going on but also about who the heroine really is, and the broken up sequence of events keeps everything in confusion. The risk with trippy story-telling is that it leaves the audience stumbling about until we stub our toe and say, Enough. So I was kinda fatigued by the halfway mark, but then the prospect of a dramatic set-piece was introduced and my attention perked up. Was it worth it? Well, I think the end broke off prematurely, probably because the writer had no good idea what the whole thing was about. I certainly didn't get the sense of all the mysteries in the puzzle locking together to reveal a genuine human experience. The performances are good, and the editing keeps up a decent pace. The camera work dwelled a lot on mirrors, and was otherwise unremarkable. The original score caught my attention with the accordions in the dance scene, but was never switched off and proved distracting in several scenes where the actors were face to face. It is an unusual take on this sub-genre of horror, but not as engaging as Grace (2014), and I feel the stilted mood of the set-piece reflected a lack of heart in the writing. Overall: Intriguing but not so engaging.

Let's get the overall review out of the way: this movie is lamer than a three legged horse in the Kentucky Derby. It's slow, it's dull, and it's big twist is as dumb as dirt. At least I think. It's hard to tell if it was as bad as I thought because it is nearly impossible to hear some of the dialogue. I'm sure it was a conscious decision to have a muted, echoey quality to the dialogue while background music plays at the same volume. Why? Who knows. I'm not sure it would make a difference. Good cast, bad script, daytime television level directing, and local public access sound make this one a hard pass.

source: The Free Fall

Surprised by some of the negative reviews out here. I was initially sceptic going into this movie, keeping in mind the hoards of nonsensical horror movies being made under $99 budgets. However, this film held my attention throughout, without me reaching for my remote even once. The story line is simple, and it would be easy to figure out from the first 15 minutes as to how the story would end. I guess the writers figured out the same thing and decided to give it a "slightly" unexpected twist at the end, which really got me! The short run time eliminates unnecessary fillers, acting is kind of ok, and camera work could have been better. There is a constant background score which has been nicely done and helps elevate the ominous nature of the plot. Definitely a one time watch for horror fans.

82 minutes of nothing. Pointless. Lazy script. Bad actng, all characters. Very boring. Very boring and and horrible camera work. B class. For TV. Better pass time locking a clock. All non sense.