I have to say that I didn’t think much of this movie. It felt like there was nothing fresh or original about it; even people who don’t watch a lot of films could probably recall other movies that are quite similar, and better ones at that. What bothered me most, though, was the familiar horror trope where a group enters a situation and very few, if any, make it out alive. The found-footage style worked reasonably well for this kind of story. It’s a brief film centered around events unfolding over a single night, mostly taking place in an auditorium. While the beginning did a decent job setting things up with a straightforward introduction, what followed didn't live up to that initial promise. The fundamental plot was quite flimsy. The characters and their actions were so obvious that it’s easy to anticipate what will happen next; it was predictable even when trying for a surprise. And the ending itself was disappointing—I thought the scene involving the police felt completely superfluous. I can't fault the actors, and the filmmaking wasn’t bad either. But I honestly don’t understand how the production company approved the script. It seems to be one of those low-budget films that somehow managed to make some money, even if it didn't get a positive reception everywhere. I generally like to support smaller productions, but I can’t really recommend this one. _2/10_

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