The Warp

Grabbed my imagination. Takes me to a place where I don't want to go and made me uncomfortable as a viewer. Claustrophobic feel and felt the use of the physical location really created an atmosphere of dread. I felt empathetic towards the characters' plights and wanted them to get out as fast as possible. An interesting take on the post-traumatic stress disorder from war that is unique in horror films and it had a unique political perspective within a horror context.

Two crime events are filmed simultaneously the killing done by the expert ghosts and the killing done by the amateur hunters. Fresh  bodies, blood, screaming, videos, torture, rubber and taping, guns, slashing, knives, satanic sex rites, snuff film stuff, security cameras, crossing the police lines. It keeps my brain hopping to keep up with Warps fast moving scenes. 

A real, good, absorbing, creepy horror movie. No silly and loaded with menace and atmosphere. A little different concept of horror movie with a nice 'creep factor' aspect!. Low budget+dedicated talent=excellent example of the wilderness-survival horror sub-genre.