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I don't understand the point going out of your way to state these characters are American when they clearly aren't, they can't hold the down the accent any time they speak for longer than 5 seconds. The movie is set in Australia, just let them be Australian or whatever they actually are (all of them saying "Hellaur" instead of "Hello" for example was a big giveaway).

The annoying youtube-style editing and effects was certainly a choice, not a good one apparently. I didn't mind it that much, it sort of sets it apart from most other generic found footage offerings, but it seems to be a big turn off for most people.

Aside from the accents, the acting was fine. But it wasn't even a little bit scary. I've seen worse things on Tubi.

I can't in good conscious give this movie a truly positive review, because the reasons I personally enjoyed it won't be applicable to everyone. What I can say is that from the very first spoken word in this film, my jaw was on the floor and I couldn't stop watching. The acting is compellingly bad, the editing is schizophrenic, the aspect ratio changes every few seconds, the foley work is cartoonish, within a single scene a character who only speaks via ADR might use entirely different dubbing tracks, and the dialogue is nonsensical (both literally and figuratively) whenever it isn't laborious exposition delivered like it's being read off of cue cards. Most of the time it feels like you're watching the set up to a pornographic sex scene (and there is some nudity in this), or bad improv.

I loved it.