The movie is very forceful, and it deals with many of the questions that people face when they’re in a monogamous relationship with another and the plot thickens as this shunned woman becomes obsessed with Dan (played by Michael Douglas) and the rest of the family.

Aside from Ellen being best known for her performances in National Lampoons Christmas Vacation & Fatal Attraction, I would have to say that she is a very talented and wonderful person.

She definitely went into great detail what it was like to work on set with Michael Douglas, Glenn Close, and Anne Archer. The also explained what the chemistry was like between her and Michael and Glenn; I believe that it would be something non-forgettable.

Ellen also went into detail about working with Chevy Chase, Beverly D'Angelo, Randy Quaid, and Miriam Flynn. We spoke about the squirrel scene which I find to be the best scene in the entire movie.

She is currently working with Scott Goldberg in a project that is very top secret at the moment but soon will be revealed.

This being a found-footage film, I find it as a great addition to the sub-genre with strong performances and a well-built engagement with the audience as it explores the character dynamics and tension beyond typical horror tropes.

It was great talking to Leah about her role in this film, getting to know more about her character and the on-screen chemistry with the other actors. We dove into the twists and turns, the concept of the opening scene, the augmentation of the discomforting sounds of distortion which in any case make the movie much scarier.

This movie has a lot to offer; the commitment to the atmosphere alone will impress you and have you sticking around for the climax. The movie is available for streaming on several platforms, including Tubi, Fandango at Home, and The Roku Channel.

Congratulations to the cast and crew of this film for being nominated for Fangoria Chainsaw Award! Huge accomplishment in the horror community and well deserved!

This is a monster movie that I can get behind because of the originality and creativity and not to mention the phenomenal cast: Krsy Fox, Barbara Crampton, Heather Langenkamp, Bonnie Aarons and Chaz Bono. This movie speaks volumes about a mother protecting her daughter and for me, it home. Please give a warm welcome to Jon Sklaroff.

I had the pleasure of sitting down with Jon and getting the inside scoop behind his character and the movie. I really enjoyed this interview; not only due to the fact that Jon talks about some really deep stuff about himself and his character, but also what he did in order to prepare for the role. This gentleman has my upmost respect!

If you have not seen this movie, it’s still streaming on Shudder, and I highly recommend watching it as soon as humanly possible.