This is a real decent Medium budget horror thriller movie. Enjoyed it much.

I found the movie, although obviously low budget quite scary and therefore I think it should be classified as horror, rather than thriller, in my humble opinion! As I am from the generation of the first Halloween movie I find the idea of an "actual person" used to portray the antagonist or whoever he may turn out to be (rather than an indication of how low budget this movie is as one critic suggested) quite refreshing and super scary! Yes, there are several flaws in the storyline ( the girl's mysterious symptoms and illness, which are never explained, the miraculous cure in the end, the inexplicable behaviour of the bar goons going on the "beating up" rampage because they're obviously not involved in any cover-up, Violet's death) and the over the top aggressive acting of some characters, especially the sheriff, oh dear, he should get a razzie, whoever played him! His son, whoever the actor is should be a close second, does not make a horrible movie though! I like a good old fashioned murder mystery even with a ghost involved. The inconsistent blending of timelines (note the older car models, the fact that no one has a cell phone and phone conversations are made and received via rotary phones, etc., yet the characters clothing suggest a contemporary timeline)may be a metaphor the director tried to convey? Who knows, all in all, I quite enjoyed the movie!

God awful acting, terrible script, irritating characters, annoying music, pathetic fight and death scenes. Oh they borrowed Lurch from the Addams family for this one too. John Lerchen should immediately book a one way flight to Switzerland and seek euthanasia.