This was such boring garbage. Although the story is about a monster, that's not really the focus.

I watched it because of the 6.3 rating on IMDB, which once again, for such a small sampling are fake reviews. There is no way this thing rates more than a 1.

It's one of those movies that starts out okay. In my case I had invested an hour in it and wanted to see how it ended. I actually couldn't wait until it ended. I kept looking at how much time remained, and fast forwarded a minute or too, missing nothing.

It's very confusing and none of it makes any sense. Just a story about a crazy old man that lives alone on a farm and thinks he has a monster in the woods behind his house.

Pass on this one. You'll be glad you did.

Where do I begin... This movie was so well done and very well written. The Greenlee's hit pay dirt. This movie has your attention right from the beginning of a Podcast gone wrong to a creepy farmhouse. When your down on your luck and life takes a turn for the worst, you need to take chances, if you have the balls to take chances that could change your life.

The farm and the creepy forest were absolutely brilliant! How long do you stay? Is this man out of his mind or is he dangerous? But you find this old man extremely entertaining. The farm and the house were very creepy. I felt sorry for this lonely man. This movie has one surprise after another. Hang on for a ride that takes many turns.

From the guys that brought us Home With A View To The Monster comes this. It's hard to put into words what this movie is. It's a horror movie, a comedy, a drama, a conspiracy theorist's dream, but above all else it is a backhanded love letter to a cynical world. Top shelf performances from all, the director has real talent, and the script...oh man, the script. This is next-level writing. This is the kind of movie that made us fall in love with independent cinema to begin with. These guys are names to watch: and I do mean watch, as in I can't wait to see what they do next. Highly, highly recommended,.