Why I gave this a 10/10. It's not the best film I've ever seen. It's not the best acted. In fact, not the best anything. Filmed as cross between documentary and found footage, it works well. The story keeps you involved despite many logical inconsistencies. The acting is above average. What makes this a ten is the way every thing is put together. Under the trying circumstances of Covid this film, makes the best possible use of what's available. There's no action scenes, no expensive sets, no expensive cars. What you get is the best possible use of resources to make a great film. The makers need congratulating for showing how to make great films with few resources and trying circumstances.
Review of Horror in the High Desert
