This movie requires patience as it slowly builds from a curious mystery into a situation that's truly terrifying. The slow build is necessary, as we as an audience need to see the normalcy and happiness from the townspeople before the terror strikes.
Though this movie is in the found footage mold, it compiles visual sources from many different mediums like news interviews, police cams, personal phone videos, blog posts, and Skype calls into something that feels like a documentary.
Like other horror movies that play on modern-day issues and fears, the real monster is in this movie is human carelessness and the desperate need from politicians to keep up appearances rather than actually fixing a problem.
Though this movie is in the found footage mold, it compiles visual sources from many different mediums like news interviews, police cams, personal phone videos, blog posts, and Skype calls into something that feels like a documentary.
Like other horror movies that play on modern-day issues and fears, the real monster is in this movie is human carelessness and the desperate need from politicians to keep up appearances rather than actually fixing a problem.