PiraBit if their story seems completely bonkers, almost like a feverish work of fiction, you ain't heard nothing yet.

Neive Bellamy Excellent and certainly provocative... If nothing else, the film is a real conversation starter.

Orla Zuniga It is interesting even when nothing much happens, which is for most of its 3-hour running time. Read full review

Ariella Broughton It is neither dumb nor smart enough to be fun, and spends way too much time with its boring human characters.

shadowfax73 Plenty of people have reviewed this movie so I'll cut to the chase. Most people seem to think it's a zombie movie or the 'creatures' are unexplained. The creatures are people. They are the rednecks of the town on a blood rampage to get rid of those Mexican 'illegals' from their God given town. The photos are shaky because Salazar was running when he took them. With it being night time there no clear shots (so as to keep the fear factor rising). Near the end there are images of the photos mixed with Klan pictures which kind of gives the game away. Most of the Caucasian townspeople have hatred towards the Mexicans and I guess they got drunk one night and decided to take care of business. The smug racist sheriff ensured that Salazar would be the scapegoat and with that racist POS at the radio station encouraging the racism, people thought they had done right and that it served the illegal in jail right to take the fall for the murders. So yeah, I believe it was Klan fans that were the 'monsters'.

holzermhol I went into this movie with low expectations and by the end of it I was genuinely surprised at how good it was. I was on the edge of my seat the entire movie which is funny in retrospect considering there wasn't a single action scene. The director really knew how to keep the entire movie in a state of suspense.

ariefadityatubagus413 Here's the theory, the scariest yet beautiful place in this whole universe is our imagination., and this movie will help us to prove this theory. Found footage/documentary, since blair witch project and paranormal activity was dominated horror genre in recent year, but it was hard to mention a good one , either it was too cliche, repetitive, meaningless or as simply as didn't scary at all. With all my disappointed, then, i decided to give it a go with this movie. i was expecting a few teenager, using their camera, drone, google glass, will make a stupid trip into a haunted land, and they got eaten or killed one by one by a ghost, which is recorded on camera. But, this movie didn't deliver this. it was just series of interview about what happened in some little town which lost all of its resident in one night. there's no ghost. monsters, serial killer caught on cams, really... if there's no explanation, that it was a movie, maybe some of us would believe it was a real events. without no well-known actor, i felt that i watched some real interview. but, the best part was not about the concept. but how this movie played our imagination, what really happened in those town is reveals by the series of chronological interview, and that made me imagine the tragedy that killed 52 persons. there's no explanation about what's really happened, but it was just happens. i didn't think i ever watched similar movie. it has no jump scare moment, cheap CGI, disturbing score, or even a protagonist, but i didn't need it to enjoy a movie as a whole package. kudos!!

Melissa Blair-Kennedy Well, well, finally a decent fake documentary! I read the reviews here before putting a movie on my watch list, but most of time I still watch it anyway then make my own decision. The story unfolded in supernatural thrill ride...kinda wished it was more movie like, just to see the whole story play out; that is why I gave it a 8. When others claimed it ended with nothing, I disagree, this reminded me of Legion; demon or angel possession not zombies. Totally unexpected to say the least.