Let's be realistic.

Absolutely Fantastic

Good films always raise compelling questions, whether the format is fiction or documentary fact.

The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

To be honest, this was a weird movie. It didn't have all the "hollywood" added to it. I was very interested within the first 15 minutes which is highly unusual for me. It tells the story of a man that restores homes from Virginia. At the start you will think his is having a panic attack but you will see that he suffers from skitzophrenia. The movie plays into the role perfect & if you have ever met someone like that (I am), it's truly wonderful how they had the "mind set" perfect. It also has a lot about history in Virginia & one of the oldest mysteries surrounding the United States. I don't want to spoil it for you, but if you want to venture off into a movie with lots of twists & a decent story line, this is for you. You will have to pay attention or maybe watch it twice. The first time is like, WOW, then the second you can see more clearly what is going on. Im surprised this movie doesn't have many ratings or views. Probably because its not "Hollywoodified".

I am giving this movie 5 stars because while it may have been confusing in parts I did enjoy the cinematography and the plot was interesting (when I thought there was one). The acting wasn't bad but it certainly could have been better. The movie kept my attention and I really thought this movie was going to have a great twist. There were many unanswered questions and I was hoping for great ending to bring it all together. Instead the movies it just ended and leaves feeling short changed. It as almost as if the director didn't know how to end the movie and decides to end the movie in a psychiatric ward as if none of it ever happened. Pretty poor ending for a movie with such promise.

a very well done and interesting journey with twists and turns. Great cast and an unbelievable ending. It makes you think and follow the story. Not a movie for short attention spans. Watch again to catch the clues. I would give it a 9 out of ten but i don't give 9 ,s . The locations are also really interesting. Give it a look. Skeet has a couple of great moments as well as Tom Bower as the sheriff. In the same vein as the sixth sense. Looks terrific great camera work the only thing maybe it is slow in parts but that is to weave the story deeper is my guess. Hope this helps it is nice to see something that attempts to be different and has a nice historical hook to it. Again definitely worth a look.

I did not expect to be blown away by this movie, but interestingly enough found myself caught up in the story. That was until......the end.The plot took a little bit of the unknown past, a ghost story, an old spooky house and some stereotypical country characters, but it had a nice little twist that made the story interesting to me. Simple but interesting. I felt as if I was watching a fresh ghost story and was anxious to find out how each character played a part in what was happening. The story held me until the last 10 minutes where the ending made the movie fall apart.The end left a lot of questions and left me with a feeling of being ripped off from what could have been a great movie. You are left not knowing what purpose some characters had and trying to figure out how some even got in the story.It was neat to see Skeet Ulrich step out of the attractive roles and play a small part as a strange, almost unrecognizable mechanic. The acting overall was good and the scenery was nice. If only the ending would have been different and tied everything together, I would be recommending this to everyone. Overall was a decent watch, but left me completely frustrated with the ending. Went from a 7 to a generous 5 if just a few minutes.