Perfectly Good Moment

This movie was watching the same empty dialogue on repeat while being held hostage by two unrealistic characters for an hour waiting for a plot. The "twist" in the movie was predictable, but what I could have never predicted was how long it took for them to get to the reveal. In all fairness, Stephen Carlile was unsettling and held the film on his shoulders as he wasn't given much to work off of from the screenwriter/lead actress. But alas, it was not enough to save this 72 minute movie.

The syfy aspects of the movie were undercooked and not enough to make the movie interesting or suspenseful. No trigger warnings no plot and a mirky message at best. Listen, I have seen my fair share of indie and low budget films but usually I can find the humor in them. This was just upsetting and confusing enough to the point that I felt the need to create an account and write a review. I would not recommend this movie to anybody but wish Stephen well.