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I have absolutely no idea why this movie has such a low rating. Maybe someone in the team has a hater? I'll cut to the chase right away, this is definitely NOT a movie that should have a 2.6 RATING.

Anything below a 3 is considered "it's so bad that it is completely unwatchable" in my book and this movie is nowhere near that. It has an interesting plot, a likable lead character and has some good pacing. It didn't bore me at all, keeping me at the edge of my seat the entire time making me think how it's gonna all tie up in the end.

I was expecting some garbage when I clicked on its thumbnail on Tubi to watch it but surprisingly, I was in complete shock when it ended. Yes, I saw that it had some flaws because of budgetary constraints (which low budget indie doesn't?), the horror scenes could have been executed much better and the acting was stiff at parts but still, I guarantee you it's definitely worthy of a watch. Even if you don't like a movie about witches, you should still give it a try to support low budget indie movies.

Seriously, I don't understand why some people complain that the Hollywood keeps making same rehashed content one after another instead of something original. This is why. If you don't support indie films and let some people bash them with their unreasonable expectations giving all low budget movies one star willy nilly, then we all will be stuck with Spiderman 29 and The Conjuring 19.

Please don't let this happen and try supporting your local indie film community as much as you can. Even just a free watch helps these people get the opportunity to go make a better one.

Six dudes blabbering, drinking, more drinking, and then drinking again (did I mention drinking?) only to get killed one by one. The characters are disgusting, nasty, bland, unlikeable, and incredibly annoying. If that's your idea of a good time, then this movie is perfect for you!

The funny thing is, it claims to take place in 1986, but the only element from that era is the car they drive. There's nothing else that even remotely resembles the '80s, including the soundtrack. If a movie is set in the '80s, you'd expect to hear some awesome synthesizers and beats, right? Right???

But since the director seems to be completely clueless about the '80s (his real name is probably Chad, and L. Van Dyke might just be his pen name), all you get is a beat-up SUV from the '80s and nothing more. It's a shame for retro movie lovers like me. Someone should tell this person that having the characters wear checkered shirts while drinking canned beers constantly, isn't enough to make movie look retro.

Aside from that, the story (what story, hahaha) is super generic and nothing you haven't seen before. You'll probably start checking your watch or be snoozing by the 20-minute mark. If not, you might start hating your life by the 30-minute mark and question what led you to this point.

If you've made it to 60 minutes and are still hanging in there, be prepared for a wellness check soon. The authorities might come knocking to figure out why you're still watching this movie. They'll just want to ensure you haven't lost your sanity.

By the 80th minute, if you're still alive and not drooling with your neck bent awkwardly from your brain turning to mush, get ready for some excitement. The movie will finally kick into gear. Unfortunately, the ending isn't anything new, and the supposed twist (which isn't really a twist at all) is not surprising in the least.

In short: Don't watch it. It's terrible and an insult to retro movies.