Decent very low budget horror flick. It doesn't reinvent the wheel but it's better than some other reviews say. The plot could certainly use more expansion but for what it is - a cheap, straight to VOD indie horror movie- it's ok. It kept my attention, which is more than I can say for several other recent releases with much higher budgets.

The Nordic mythology element ought to be interesting (at least to me) but it was poorly explained and the movie shifts its focus on one sentence character stories which are even worse :/ Good idea, horrible execution. Not worth your hour if you're looking at reviews for such reasons :-) Maybe if the movie would have been longer logical plot holes and such would be more bearable to watch. A shame nothing was properly explained, because the low budget has nothing to do with storytelling itself.

Dylan (Edward Finlay) owns a crime scene clean up service. He gets the call late on night. His wife Rachel (Anita Leeman Torres) joins him on the call as well as Marcus (Ed Morrone) who is Rachel's brother and recently out of prison and a permanent fixture of their living room. Also is Hannah (Chloe Brooks) Marcus' ex-girlfriend. The family was murdered followed by a suicide.

Inside the house was bloody. We discover that the house is possessed by a Nordic demon and they are all trapped and their secrets are revealed.

I liked the characters and their relationships and secrets. What the film did not do well was the demon. The back story seemed haphazard and unconvincing. BTW one should not be concerned if a person with a full beard removes a half-face respirator, it never had a seal to begin with. And if a person is a trained hazmat cleaner, they can get a job with a felony on their record. I worked with a bunch of these guys in Atlanta.

Guide: F-word. No ex or nudity.