A group of film students on the verge of graduating sets out to shoot their final exam project in an abandoned building, but their camera captures much more than they bargained for: a grisly murder that shatters their routine into a waking nightmare. As they try to flee, they realize they are no longer behind the lens—they are the unwilling stars of a new, far more sinister film. With every flicker of the camera light, the line between observer and victim blurs, and the students must confront the horrifying possibility that their every move is being orchestrated by a killer with a twisted vision. A chilling found-footage descent into paranoia and terror.
User Reviews
“It's got that gritty, handheld feel that I love in found-footage flicks. The tension ramps up nicely in the second half, and the ending really stuck with me. A bit slow at first, but worth a watch if you're into this subgenre.”
“I appreciated the fresh take on the 'students filming' trope. The killer's motivation is unsettling and adds a layer that I didn't expect. Some scenes felt too dark to see what was happening, which was frustrating, but the atmosphere more than made up for it.”
“This had potential but fell flat for me. The acting felt a bit wooden at times, and I figured out the twist early on. Still, there were a few genuinely creepy moments that made me jump. Not the best found-footage out there, but not the worst either.”
“I wanted to like this more, but it just didn't deliver the scares. The pacing was off, and I couldn't connect with any of the characters. The idea is interesting, but the execution left me feeling bored. If you've seen other found-footage films, you can skip this one.”































































