This movie takes it's time to tell the story. I think the poor reviews came from people who have the attention span of a gnat. It does move at a very measured pace, but the pace only lends to its documentary feel. There have been stories for decades about strange happenings in the north west and this feels like another one of those stories. I really can't classify this as a horror story or even a science fiction story, more like a speculative fiction story. The face that all the actors are almost totally unknown also adds to the authenticity. I liked it a lot.

With this film being under an hour, it does what it sets out to do. The protagonist is a young child/ teenager that takes the viewer through her eyes of the night her brother disappeared. The rest of the film concentrates on her & her family quest to find out the whereabouts of said disappeared brother/son/etc.

It touches the notion of astro-projection & other out worldy answers. The lead protagonist is very good at convincing the viewer of her naive views of what had occured and takes us along to her realisation that thing "the truth is out there" moment.

They literally could have put any footage of the beautiful nature of the surrounding area with that HEAVY narration and it would have been better than whatever tf I just watched