Just perfect...

It's no definitive masterpiece but it's damn close.

Fantastic!

The film makes a home in your brain and the only cure is to see it again.

Every slave ahem everyone must watch, then research and discover the truth for themselves!

There were a lot of opportunities in the movie , it could have turned out nice , if they didn't try to sell it as truth . They lost me when they started involving religion . Who could belive the most powerful people on earth are belivers ..... ....whatever

As I searched for the best things to watch on Netflix I came across this film. I read a quick description and I was like cool I like conspiracy and documentaries. Thats all I new, I was watching it and liked it but it had a few chills down the spine moments. About 90% of the way through I was pretty freaked out I just kept thinking, "no way, no way." I looked up the movie here and its a Horror / Thriller! I hate Horror movies with a passion! Heres the thing, if you go in thinking this is a real documentary its amazing horror movie, I think if you don't know anything, its a really well filmed movie. If you know its a Fake documentary you might write it off as being cheesy Film. If you tell someone to watch it just tell them its a documentary about conspiracy and they uncover something very old.

After the mysterious disappearance of their conspiracy-nut subject, two documentary makers uncover his pet theory. But what is really going on? The first half is brisk and on-point. The direction and editing are spot on with the internet details of themes about big government cover-ups, which are still popular today, 7 years later. The acting is solid, and the profile of their subject is well done.Then the mystery disappearance. Hmmm. The conspiracy urge transfers to one of the film-makers, and we lose track of the original guy and all the effort to build his character is thrown away. I thought they should have gone down the track of a missing-person hunt. Instead they focus on tension between friends, when they could have done both.The sequence where the black SUV pursues the heroes is genuinely tense. But the third act is a bit Hammer horror c.1960, and the punches are pulled at the end. Didn't really notice the sound or music, apart from the booming drums that came out of nowhere during the ritual.This was all devised before the banking cartel bared its fangs in 2008 and tore the last shreds of aorta out of government ofthepeople-bythepeople-forthepeople - bad timing, dudes! Overall, good entertainment that ends in cheese. I'm sooo tired of the caricatures of the genuinely nasty people who pull the economic strings in our declining society. Come on, film-makers: strap on some bull balls! Walmart is Hollywood's biggest client.