This movie really has an identity problem. What is it? IT meanders all over the place. Anyhow it breaks rules. Shower scene with no nudity? -1 star 21st century and topless = sports bra on? -1 Star Tired of it. Top it off with bad acting, bad story writing and oh man that's what you have is this mess.

2/10.

Sisters Emily and Sara are shooting a documentary about mediums for a college final. The pair discover a deadly dark secret about Sara's supposedly dead fiance Lucas while working on said documentary.

While director William Butler relates the okay story at a reasonable pace and takes time to develop the characters, he crucially fails to generate much in the way of any essential tension or creepy atmosphere. Fortunately, the genuinely jolting surprise grim ending goes a long way in compensating for this. Lauren Albo and Angelica Briones do solid work as the sisters while Lochlyn Munro only appears for a few minutes in a minor role as a medium. A perfectly passable diversion.

Sara (Angelica Briones ) and Emily (Lauren Albo ) are doing a documentary on mediums. Sara did not marry Lucas (Jack Buckley ) who is now presumed dead. They travel up to his remote home with a medium to find out.

I liked the first part of the film. Lochlyn Munro had only a small role. The plot turned stupid and the outdoor found footage was typically bad. On the plus side, I fell in love with the energy and natural acting ability of Lauren Albo. I would like to see more of her in horror films.

Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.