The Atticus institute was founded by Dr. Henry West (William Mapother) to study parapsychology and to test possible candidates with mental abilities. Things seem normal until they find Judith (Rya Kihlstedt) who tests very well. The group discovers that instead of just having abilities she may be possessed. The military gets involved.
The film is done as a mockumentary with numerous interviews spaced between the action. It was done fairly well and I expect this to be on the History or Discovery Channel someday following "They Saved Hilter's Brain." I was mildly entertained by the film, but not scared or excited. With half the film being interviews, it is hard to say anything bad about the acting. It had the feel of the hand held genre and might do well with fans of that kind of film. Would work as a Redbox rental.
Guide: No f-bombs that I recall. No sex or nudity.
The film is done as a mockumentary with numerous interviews spaced between the action. It was done fairly well and I expect this to be on the History or Discovery Channel someday following "They Saved Hilter's Brain." I was mildly entertained by the film, but not scared or excited. With half the film being interviews, it is hard to say anything bad about the acting. It had the feel of the hand held genre and might do well with fans of that kind of film. Would work as a Redbox rental.
Guide: No f-bombs that I recall. No sex or nudity.