Went into this having read the reviews - I thought 'I've watched basically all there is to offer, why not try some budget film?' I was gripped from the first scene!

From the character detention of Jackson at the beginning to meet up with her estranged father who didn't even know she existed... she chose the lowest day of her life where she had even tried to end her life, and it turned into a wild adventure with low budget Mouth Angels and people sucked into vortexes... it was insane.

Something about it was charming, gripping and fun. Give it a chance, the people giving it low ratings have no imagination and expected some sort of expensive masterpiece but it's a brand new, original concept and I dug it!

When a troubled daughter turns up to meet the father who never knew she existed, they both witness a bizarre killing and go on the run from the relentless perpetrator.

Zany sci-fi horror that sort of mashes up It Follows with Body Snatchers. The opening scene is excellent and really got me hooked, but what comes after that is patchy entertainment. While the energy and the concept are engaging and the two lead performances good, I think this needed more development at the storyboard stage.

One mark of an undercooked story is that half the dialogue comes in the form of questions, and most of the scenes ramble around before deciding to put in a plot point. That looseness takes the snap out of the humour, and while there is character development it doesn't feel earned.

Still, the characters are likeable, and the switch of direction at the halfway mark allows the story to end on a satisfying note, with a reassuring reflection on how we can adapt to life, no matter how desperate our plight.

The music is light, some ominous stuff to accompany Chompy and the girls, and the camera work and lighting do give some ordinary locations a sense of spooky isolation.

Overall: Heart in the right place, slightly off on the writing.

...very charming and fun.

Some of the flaws in mechanics of the story and some in the very low budget.

Good solid writing, character development and humor only exceeded by some very good actors, especially Christy St. John (which sounds like a porn name). It felt like she had some very original comedic instincts outside of the strong script. I'd like to see her again.

Eventually got the story element shadowed addiction. Nice move.

It was and did look cheap due to money. A few plot elements were vague and sloppy, too, but for the greater good to keep the story moving along.

9 might be a bit much but more than 8.