It bills its self as something of a augmented reality horror movie, getting to to mess with peoples minds.
I'm not sure if the makers of the movie know what augmented reality really is, as its "use" in the movie is more of VR.
The acting is decent but the story line is stretched thin to hit 1:22 running time, at least the version I saw. There's really not much there, only 4 actors on screen have lines, 3 of which you learn no back story and there for have little emotional connection to.
It attempts to be a psychosis horror but anyone who has a few minutes of film training can easily see its a low budget set, in an abandoned building hidden by low light and lots of subtle color.
