Overview
- The filmmakers say the movie will play on more than 1,000 North American screens when it opens Friday, using a self-distribution plan instead of a traditional studio deal.
- After festivals and no distributor buy-in, the team ran a roadshow in 2025 and pitched chains including AMC, B&B Theatres, and Regal to secure bookings.
- Made for about $345,000 and shot in British Columbia, the found-footage-style feature marks Markian Tarasiuk’s debut as a director.
- Promotion includes an immersive investigation website that expands the story world, which the team says keeps visitors engaged for two to six hours on average.
- Early reviews call the film competent yet familiar, with Bloody Disgusting praising its meta approach and FandomWire highlighting Miranda MacDougall’s standout lead performance.