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With the kind of humor that lets kids under ten feel like they're sticking it to the system by watching this film(?) behind their parents back, this movie puts all of its small budget into cameo appearances of C and D listers while dropping the ball on finding a likable lead to play main protagonist. Fresh off straight to YouTube flop "Ghostfacers", Travis Wester tries again to break out of his typecast mold to no avail. Having aged out of his youthful overtly conservative characters, Travis attempts to lead a movie trying something new; acting like someone else. Low hype and low hanging fruit humor seems to put the nail in the coffin in the careers of many of those involved, a sequel to this movie would definitely be a sign of a oncoming apocalypse.

Ever been forced to watch a student film? How about a student film made by an adult? In an attempt at humor, the purposely flawed Ghostfacers leaves not enough on the cutting room floor. Based on characters portrayed in the Supernatural series, this attempt at humor and relevance falls harder than flat; unable to differentiate between attempted meta humor and honest directorial mistakes. These are small parts taken on by even lesser known character actors, trying too hard to wring gold out of their royalties checks. There are many other series that do a better job complimenting Supernatural's theme and humor, as opposed to this unfocused shameless cash grab from amateur director Travis Wester.