The Good: This is shot with a pretty quality direction. I expected a lower budget feel but was pleasantly surprised. From the get go, the characters were played well and had an air about them as if they had known each other for decades. They way the interacted was well written and played.

The bad: At some point, after the friends go into the jail, the movie devolves into a bunch of people walking around the dark, then running around screaming. This becomes a little tiring and feels like filler.

The ugly: *spoiler* All the while you are trying to figure out who the killer is, the suspects seem to rotate until right when you think you have it, you're wrong again. But this is all done in a bad way. First, you movie eludes to the jail being haunted..then the possibility of it being a friend pop up, then theres a sprinkling of aliens, then extra people attached to a meth lab, then a hint that maybe Rachel did it under an illusion...only to find out all of those were wrong and what they chose to be the killer is worse than all of those. So, that kinda blew it for me.

The verdict: Overall not a terrible watch. Some good, tense moments and interesting camera work. Just expect to be let down by the ending.

So it's a ghost movie about aliens that could be an alien movie about ghosts. But there is also the meth lab that somehow produces methadone, two completely different drugs!

I nearly fell off my seat when the cop said. "You've been running around a meth lab, methadone is known for causing hallucinations". LoL.

Do your research before putting on film!!!

I mean gas masks and location was okay, but it had a very strange plot. Overall good job. Much better than I could have done as I'm not a film maker.

Alien mask was okay. Ending was somewhat enjoyable.

I probably wouldn't recommend. Sorry.....

For a low budget modern horror movie, the production quality is great, the acting is good enough, and the premise works.

Where does it go wrong then?

First, it's not scary. There is no suspense and the movie takes itself seriously, so there should be some.

Second, the death sequences are dry and lame. The screen will go black and someone will randomly go missing. That's it. No payoff, no terror.

Third, they rely on the found footage aspect when it's not needed. The a/v is well done otherwise and this does not make it more effective. The majority of the movie ends up being a plain black screen about 25 minutes in.

This could have been successful, but falls completely flat.