So, a man references "Zenith", saying something mysterious to a priest that leads him to investigate a conspiracy. In a pointless reveal near the end, the "revealed" villain repeats those same words that were said earlier (we even get a flashback of the earlier scene with the priest). This does not make for a revelation - we can say, "Yeah, that guy said that earlier, too", but who cares - it doesn't tell us anything, even after 90 minutes of narrators and characters directly telling us stuff. Then, he's really the guy confirming his own conspiracy theory through some kind of mind game, or - Oooooooo - did he really go to the future???...I didn't seem to care.

Before I even get into the review of this movie I want to point out one crucial thing, this is NOT just a movie, this is what several people on the inter-webs calls an "alternate reality game" ultimately involving people who watch the film, listen to the album or read the book. Great example is Nine Inch Nails album "Year Zero".

Now let us get into the meat of this beefy film, a few reviews below me had to have been done by someone who is involved with Fred Phelps,maybe they decided to watch it with family, and then there is the possibility this person hasn't seen an indie movie in his entire life.

This movie follows very close with the styles of Fight Club, with the narration, and such events that I will not disclose for your sake.

This movie/mockumentary will start out kind of confusing but it wants you to hang in there because not only are the following hour and twenty minutes worth it, but are crucial for you to get ANY grasp on this film. Without partaking in the ARG. The camera styles used are just as you would expect on a low budget film, but it doesn't ruin or take away from the film at all.

The acting is far from sub-par, but very well for relatively unknown actors and actresses, with slips here and there but its easily over looked. Sets looked as though this dystopian 2044 would be possible.

But the end, I didn't quite get it, its not as out there cause they're really is no end at the end of the movie, it is open for YOU the viewer to help Jack out, find out the true end of everything.

But to say that they used the "F bomb" too much is BS, I have seen holly wood movies use it more, it sillier ways than this movie did, and to say that the "love" scenes were anything less than a standard holly wood "sex" scene is ludicrous, maybe if it was Channing Tatum and Katy Perry it wouldn't be as bad, or maybe if they played some John Mayer while it was going on, its crazy to say it was over used over played, it set the movie with a different feel.

And yes there may or may not be a "rape" scene, but you decide, and tell me what you think. Also note they're MAY be an abortion scene... MAYBE you can help me out with that, maybe you have the 4:3 version that I could borrow to see more.

Just trying to state the obvious, this movie is at its best a mind bending twist of crazy, and at its worst... a mind bending twist of crazy, its no Serbian Film...

there is very little that hinder this movie from being a top movie in 2010, or even being viewed once by all who have netflix.

If you don't watch this you are missing out.

Zenith is a low budget trite paranoid conspiracy thriller.

Set in a 2044 Dystopian society where people are genetically engineered to be happy. Dumb Jack (Peter Scanavino) is the son of a priest and prostitute.

He is a former doctor who deals in drugs that make people feel pain. He is hunting for lost videotapes to prove his father theories about a secret society that rules the world.

A conspiracy that might give an answer to the state of the current world Jack is in.

He is accompanied by mute loyal friend Nimble and later has an affair with an exotic dancer called Lisa.

The movie is a mixed bag peddling all sorts of conspiracy theories. It is seedy, grimy at times. There is violence, a few twists and a constant dreary narration. Scanavino does what he can with the material.

There are better films out there that can do this type of conspiracy thrillers.