Yes. Creepy and effective. The kind of low budget that disguises frugality with competence. As the majority of the movie is carried by actress Juliana Harkavy she deserves some major credit here. While not always a perfect example of good writing (I'm looking at you exposition hooker), and too reliant on tropes, the story unveils at a steady pace, tension and suspense are steadily ratcheted, scares well executed, and the creeps are CREEPY. Nothing too terribly original, and certainly not without flaws, but very effectively executed.
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