A nice start. But no real ending. Yes, I suppose this is one of those films where you are supposed to draw your own conclusions. Or, a lazy writer who ran out of ideas.

Nina (Megan Hensley ) is quiet and reserved. She wants to be an actress. She gets an offer from the reality program, "Truth Stalker" which films things like Bigfoot, but know it is all BS. Nina tells of us of the magical woods where she lived where her dad taught her forest magic. They are out to film Bigfoot.

This is a low budget production. I enjoyed it, but I can see how most people would not like it. It is not scary. There is not any action. It is slow paced drama. I thought the script was excellent and execution par for the course. I had flashbacks to "Yellow Brick Road" without folks going crazy.

Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.

This movie centers around a paranormal seekers type television show that is seeking signs of Big Foot. What they find instead is a spiral time infused enigma of a conundrum. Meditive film that sparks thoughtfulness rather than scares, and yet confusion can be unsettling enough to offer some fright.