Anything for Jackson

...it’s a richer devil’s brew than you would expect, crisply edited and moodily shot...

Justin G. Dyck’s very smart movie lures viewers in with its clever concept and instantly strong characters only to present them with the kind of nightmare fuel that would impress Clive Barker.

It almost sounds like the title to a Lifetime movie or an adaptation of a Nicholas Sparks novel. I assure you, though, that is absolutely not the case for this Satanic spectacle.

The pathos and gentle humour that saturate this tale of everyday folk in an absurd situation make its moments of horror much more disturbing.

A wonderfully crafted indie horror, with effective scares and poignant themes.