Great acting, great mise-en-scene, especially the costumes and prosthetics, good cinematography, some tense and darkly-comedic scenes, and somewhat interesting plotline. Unfortunately, the rest needs alot of work, especially the post-production quality.
The sound effects are too fake, shot transitions are quite unserious and overused - which ruins the atmosphere established by dramatic moments, the editing and graphic design needs more variety and effort put in - as there are moments where the titlecards look like PowerPoint presentations, the sound editing and audio quality is really not good. Whilst the film may be low-budget, it should at least have audio that's is mixed consistently, rather than leaving parts in the film unexpectedly loud and distorted. The colour-grading is decent though it couldve been a bit more detailed and nuanced
So in conclusion, the acting and mise-en-scene is what makes this film amazing, except that it's post-production quality has downgraded it a lot.
