I thought the characters were pretty believable. Lots of one-liners and I thought they did feel like a real group of friends going through a rough patch. I think this was over-all a well done film. I would love to see what could have been done with a bigger budget. I wanted to see more of the masked character and more of what was happening to the characters in general. There was a lot of build up to the climax of the movie and I appreciate that it gave me some time to care about the people on screen. I really hope to see more in the future. I'd love to see if they could expand on this story, I'd like to see what happens in a situation where everyone is possessed.

This film was a lot of fun. An interesting look at the idea of "selling out". The horror was a slow burning psychological type rather than a slasher film, which I enjoyed, but could have used more scares.

The acting is great and the use of "found" footage was worked into the story really well through the concept of having content creators as the main characters. This actually felt like it enhanced the cinematography which was already great. Cool visual fx and I would've liked more of them, but that's just me. The music selection was also cool.

This was a great watch and I would recommend that you check it out.

There is clearly alot of social commentary in the plot of this film and it isn't hard to see what they are saying during the middle of the film. Honestly, as a a content creator, I really understood what this movie tried to say. And it definitely hurt because it rings so true.

The horror element wasn't really there. It's definitely more of a comedy with some horror elements thrown in there. Even so, the horror is within the message of the movie.

Acting is great. Cinematography is great. Soundtrack I love. If you are in a mood for movies where the cast and their banter is the biggest form of entertainment whilst cultivating the greater point of the film (with a small hint of horror and a big dose of comedy)

You need to watch this.