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Investigative reporter T. Edi (Constance Brennerman) gets a lead on the on-camera murder of young actress Betsy Wiltern (Tania Fox), but when she and her cameraman (Joston Tneney) witness the couple the lead's coming from, James (Rick Williamson) and Sabine (Alicia Seaton), they have very little to offer and even suggest out heroes go to the police. This of course only gets to detectives (Carlos Javier Castillo) interested in their involvement with Betsy, for which they have good answers though. But the more James and Sabine make themselves seem innocent, the more convinced does T. Edie become they're actually Betsy's killers. But unable to prove anything, she finds herself forced to having to play their game - which includes awakening T. Edi's killer instinct. Enter Delilah (Jessica Ruth Bell), a young actress just like Betsy, whom James and Sabine have invited for an audition, one that T. Edi is to also attend ...

Genre veteran Monique Parent plays Betsy's rather desperate mother.

Over the last quarter or so century, the found footage genre has lost much of its bite, and in fact it's been quite a while since I've seen a found footage movie quite as disturbing as this one. And disturbing not because it's  excessively btutal (as a matter of fact, there's hardly any violence in this one) but because it gives its viewer a very uncomfortable fly-on-the-wall position within the proceedings, proceedings that quickly shift towards the immoral, to a point where the line between victim and perpetrator is not only blurred but wiped out. And the found footage approach for a change seems to be made for this kind of moral ambiguity. On top of that, the ensemble give very down-to-earth, believable performances, only enhancing the horrors of the situation. But as disturbing as this film might be, it's also well worth a watch - if you're into being challenged as a viewer that is.

review © by Mike Haberfelner

 

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