The inaccuracies abound in this film beginning with the network phone call (no network executive would suggest that a team enter a dangerous location - the lawsuits would be astronomical - much less deliver an ultimatum the equivalent of, "If you don't do this, we won't pick up your show." Not 20 minutes later, a character suffers a horrible fall, which results in a visibly splintered open compound fracture. What does the other female character say? "I'm gonna have to reset this." Um...NO! You can't reset a bone that broken! How hard is it to fact-check these types of things? Not hard at all! It takes mere seconds. Come on, folks! You've taken a film with tremendous potential and turned it into something which tempts the viewers to walk out on it out of sheer annoyance.

A ghost-hunting team embarks on a hunt at Farhope Tower that they shouldn't in order to snag a series. Upon arrival at Farhope Tower we immediately get dire warnings from THOSE WHO KNOW. The team walks around in a huge icky venue, shivering in cold-spots, asking for answers in EVP, chasing fleeting visions of each other, and marveling at the Escherian architecture. Until they all, um, never mind. Don't want to give anything away that you couldn't guess before they even entered the jernt.

Five people investigate the paranormal for their internet channel. They get an opportunity at a real TV network. They decide to film something bigger to show to the network. There is the haunted Farhope Tower which has been abandoned since the late 80s due to some unexplained deaths. As they investigate, they are influenced by unknown forces.

This is a smaller Canadian horror. The good news is that this is not found footage. The bad news is that it's not that good. There is nothing scary. The atmosphere doesn't rise to be creepy. The style is blah. The actors are perfectly fine and that's the only good from this. There is nothing exceptional going on here.