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Echo 8 is more than just a film-it's a living proof of indie filmmaking's potential. It breathes energy, heart, and ingenuity into the action thriller genre, powered by a female-led team and community passion. While it has rough edges in pacing and narrative originality, its visual style, thematic ambition, and cultural voice more than compensate.

For genre fans, aspiring filmmakers, and representation advocates alike, Echo 8 is a striking, unforgettable debut-and a promising foundation for the trilogy to come.

"When you're making these horror anthologies, here's a good idea. Have a point! It makes it so much more interesting to the viewer!"

Not only were these pointless, but utterly confusing in a lot of cases too. The thing I like about anthology films is that, if you hit a stinker, it's short and hopefully the next one is better! But right at the beginning you can tell that none of these segments are going to improve. And they are going to feel like an eternity. They're not even dumb fun. It's just a ton of awfully edited padding until the pointless payoffs. It's located on Fawesome but don't get your hopes up!

Have just watched both volumes of Set Me Free. I loved it, great story, convincing, great locations. A mammoth task pulled off. Some really good performances as well. I really hope they go places in their potential acting careers. The film creators should be very proud of that piece of work. Felt very sympathetic towards the characters and their struggles, experiences and challenges they face. Both volumes should have more views than most things I've seen. It's actually injustice that it hasn't got the recognition it deserves. Easily one of the most tense and entertaining independent films out there.