It deserves recognition for what it attempted to do. This film caters more to those who collect low-quality movies than a general audience. The flaws are obvious—there are unnecessary scenes of a sexual nature, the lines feel ridiculous, the lighting is poor—and still, I didn’t find myself disliking it. Prepare yourself and watch this flawed movie; I managed to enjoy it, at least.

Heather Graham portrays "Elizabeth," a psychiatrist whose predictable work life is disrupted when “Asa,” played by Judah Lewis, appears with unsettling claims. She’s initially doubtful, yet finds herself drawn into his narrative about a man relentlessly harassing him through phone calls—one of which visibly distresses the young man. A trip to Asa's residence solidifies her involvement in an unfolding enigma that echo…