By far the worst pandemic-made movie I’ve seen so far. I just wanted everyone to die so the movie would be over.

The screen life aspect was well done but the story itself was really dragged out way too long.

Pretty effective screen life stalker movie. The end was especially creepy and unsettling.

One of the worst screen life movies I’ve ever seen. Way too long and way too boring.

Very good screen life thriller. They stuck to the format and I always appreciate that.

Possibly the first screen life movie sets the structure and tropes, for better or worse,  that will carry the genre over the next 20 years.

I really didn’t like any of the individual stories. Used every played out cliche in the book.

The Mill at Calder’s End and Roid Rage were the best segments by far. The rest of them had natural ending points but they just kept going on and on.

Nobody out there is making films like Sean Baker. The way he gets such naturalistic performances out of his actors, many who have never acted before, is truly remarkable.

I was really on board with this one until they started trying to give Daniel some mythological backstory. The film really didn’t need that aspect.

I had some problems with the film’s pacing but I give it huge props for the ample amounts of practical gore.

I don’t know what took me so long to finally check this one out. Flanagan can sure shoot interesting movies and shows. I’m glad he’s out there doing his thing.

A truly awful waste of time.

Marginally better than the first one. Everyone just needs to agree to stop trying to make Jacob Goodnight happen.

Bottom of the barrel stuff here. This was filmed during the heyday of the Torture Porn craze and I can’t believe how tame this is.