Officer Fisher (Peter Tell) is ordered to guard a dead body located in a circle of stones by a cabin in the woods. He is told the person died of natural causes and the family is coming to pick it up, both plot points that are absurd. While there he descends into madness or else in annoyed by demons of his past. His wife and daughter are both dead while he protests too much he did not kill them. The story is told as a flashback as he is being interviewed in an Asylum.

There were demons, a corpse, an occult book, and no Bruce Campbell. Some of the story was done well as the changing of scenes . The special effects, including the light and fog missed the mood by being overly bright. The ending was not a good climax. Filming seemed rushed and needed to add some details and a scene or too.

Guide: No swearing, sex, or nudity.

But felt I had to after watching the movie. In fact I created an account to do so.

I came across this randomly online and didn't know what I was getting into. And it's good. It's really good. I mean, it's so different from anything I've really seen before, but for all the right reasons.

This movie really challenged me. I feel like it was a war between these demons and this cop for, maybe his soul? But they're not biblical demons or anything like that (I'm guessing of course, the poster does show a cross). Something else. From another dimension maybe.

This makes them way more horrific to me. My head cannon is that they have their own morality. They may not have a purpose for what they're doing that we can understand, but their goal is control. Torment. Anguish. And the deck is stacked.

Honestly I can't get it out of my head. I leapt on to see what other people were saying and was pretty disappointed by some of the reviews, like the guy that says the only reason he gave it a "2" was because of the "hot doctor". Gross. He clearly wasn't the target demographic.

Ignore that stuff. If you're looking for something a bit more challenging, this your ticket. Keep an open mind and let it take you away.

One of the better low-budget horror efforts I've seen recently, with competent actors selling the story. Don't worry too much about the plot - this is more of a mood piece that aims to create a surreal and illogical atmosphere of unease. If you demand detailed explanations, this is not the film for you.