The opening music should have been a warning sign; it sounded like rejected Ennio Morricone material reworked electronically, and signaled that I was heading for disappointment. It’s truly awful. The story involves a collection of young people who become isolated in the Canadian wilderness as their technology fails. There seems to be an invasion happening – but from where, by what force, and with what purpose? Those …

It was truly awful and shoddily produced, and I’m giving it more credit than it probably deserves, largely because of its initially watchable first half and the appealing nature and beauty of the lead actress, Debbi Pick (it appears this is her sole film appearance)—also, it's clear that it was created with a very limited budget in Canada, my home country. There were some promising concepts that could have resulted i…