There should be a punishment like the death sentence for people that write and produce movies like this one, which is so appallingly bad that you feel embarrassment and shame while watching it. look at the picture, and think of how little creative effort or talent went into that, and that is also how much effort and talent went into this movie. the picture looks stupid and mediocre and so is the movie. you will feel violated if you watch this because no one could make a movie as bad as this without it being done on purpose. either that or the writer suffered massive head trauma and some point in their life.

You ever been stuck in an airport waiting for a plane?

Minutes seem like hours. Nothing to do but look at the clock.. the hands are moving, but that journey towards getting on board the plane, and actually going to your destination.. that last hour or 45 minutes or whatever it is... seems to take an eternity. That's what this movie is.

First, it had 23 minutes or so of end-credit titles. Who does that? The padding on this movie is about 30% of the total movie length.

Second, its a completely incoherent bunch of cliche nonsense.

Third, the actors have very little speaking, character development, or things you'd normally expect in movies.

If you want to experience this movie, I suggest you can instead go into an elevator which has music in it, and travel between random floors while listening to the elevator music until 50 minutes or so has passed. Get out on a random floor so that you are confused and are no closer to where you wanted to be than when you first got in.

My recommendation has the same amount of confusion and wasted time involved, but will also has the added bonus that you will have done some exercise.

Particularly funny was deciding if this movie contains spoilers or not. I'm not sure how you would spoil a movie in which nothing happens.

Retrocausality, for the most bogus ratings and reviews. Out of the current 21 reviews, all 20 10/10's are bogus. You know a movie is really bad when even the filmmakers don't have faith in their own production that they need to resort to these type of tactics, trying to fool their potential audience.

Firstly, have directors Kristian Denver Diaz and Michael Manus ever hear of boom mics? The sound is atrocious and barely legible. The acting was either very unconvincing and/or way too overboard. Directing was ok for amateurs, but the story and its pacing were bad. The 73 min runtime felt like 3 hours. It's a big NO from me.