Annie (Briana White) has set up cameras around her home as her and her husband Neil (Michael Pugliese) turn vegan. They say it opens you up to other worlds. Needless to say the cameras start to pick up other people who look similar to themselves, but are distinctly different, reminding me of a Star Trek episode. They discover their counterparts have a rocky relationship and Annie wants to help Anna.
Briana White was a joy to watch. She did all the cutesy things a girl does down to the toe pointing when talking. The film was more science fiction than horror, reminding me of another low budget film, "Primer" which had more geek stuff which this one missed the boat. It would have been better if they were conversing with a quantum physicist talking about string theory than some paranormal quack. Guide: No F-words, sex, or nudity.
Winner of numerous awards including best sci-fi at Shriekfest 2016
Briana White was a joy to watch. She did all the cutesy things a girl does down to the toe pointing when talking. The film was more science fiction than horror, reminding me of another low budget film, "Primer" which had more geek stuff which this one missed the boat. It would have been better if they were conversing with a quantum physicist talking about string theory than some paranormal quack. Guide: No F-words, sex, or nudity.
Winner of numerous awards including best sci-fi at Shriekfest 2016