It's really a film about how social expectations can confine and prevent you from calling out weird and creepy behavior for fear of being rude.

The build up and suspence was great, you can clearly feel the 'Coherence' vibes, but cliche outcome without any real resolution to the drama makes the whole thing so painfully superficial.

This film was a pleasant surprise. The only thing I knew about this movie was the buzz about it. There has been some talk of it being slow, but I disagree. I think the pacing is what builds up to....well, you'll see. And just when you think you know how it ends, you get a punch in the stomach with the final scene.

Anyone who is crapping on this movie just didn't "get it". Logan Marshall-Green was tremendous in portraying both his grief and his paranoia. The coyote sequence at the beginning of the film is a harbinger of things to come, and oh-so-symbolic. A truly wonderful film. I tip my hat to everyone involved in making this gem of a movie.