POSITIVES…
The mixing of the romantic angle in the story, with the “there’s a monster out there to get you” plot, and the thematic structure of what it all means together, is an effective narrative that I liked.
I admire tackling the monster movie genre with a low budget. I like observing creative ways of not relying too much on expensive special effects.
Kudos to Jeremy Gardner for doing a lot of acting by himself a good chunk of the time. He also has a well done monologue to showcase his talent.
Supporting actress Brea Grant shines during a particular one-take dialogue scene between her and Gardner.
"Stay (I Missed You)" scene.
NEGATIVES…
Honestly didn’t really get going until about the time Henry Zebrowski’s character showed up.
Some people would argue that it never got going…
Pacing could be a little bit faster, and it’s just simply boring at times.
Doesn’t exactly pack enough of a punch to really keep my interest.
Tries to add some levity, but I don’t think it was as effective as they should have been.
Even at just about 83 minutes, it was much longer than it needed to be.
"Stay (I Missed You)" scene.
P.S….
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