Reviews

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  ★★★★ review by Eli Hayes on Letterboxd

  Experiencing Mark Proksch's prolonged duck impression was the most satisfying cinematic moment in all my film-watching years.

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  ★★★★ review by Gory B Movie on Letterboxd

  Bizarre, original and hilarious. If you like Creep or The Cable Guy, you'll enjoy this!

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  ★★★★ review by Chris Genro on Letterboxd

  Absolutely fantastic film that you will most likely see on my top horror films of 2017. This easily has some of the most likeable and well written characters in any film I've watched so far. This is a horror comedy but it's definitely in the mumblecore style which is much more understated and focuses on the awkward humour.

  Dan played by Steve Zissis is vacationing with his family in their cottage when they suddenly discover it's haunted. In an effort to rid himself of the ghosts he hires a ghost hunter named Os who comes highly recommended. At first Dan is going along with things but as Os' rituals become more and more bizarre things become more uncomfortable between them.

  That's as far as I'll go with a synopsis as it would be best to go into this completely blind without watching a trailer. I had so much fun with this and would easily watch the film if it was and hour longer. The performances by both leads are fantastic but Mark Proksch who plays Os steals the show. If you love the films by people such as the Duplass brothers than this will be right up your alley. 4/5 stars.

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  ★★★★ review by Kiko Vega on Letterboxd

  La revelación del festival es una película que sí, que es de género, por supuesto que lo es, pero también es una comedia más negra que los cojones de un burro.
  
  Mala uva a raudales, situaciones incómodas y risas, muchas risas, con unos diálogos protagonizados por una pareja que no tiene nada que envidiar a los protas de Bottom, por poner un ejemplo de cruda idiotez ficticia.
  
  Una joya no apta para todos los paladares. Si le coges el punto, es irresistible.

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  ★★★★½ review by Keith on Letterboxd

  this movie is so odd and good, I will revisit it at least 10-15 more times before I die

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