The RackaRacka brothers' first film achieves what it wants to achieve for the most part. It opens with a terrifying beginning that sets the creepy tone for the film. As I understand it, the film briefly touches on the social pressures of adolescence and how it sometimes forces them to do things they don't really want to do. Overall, it contains good performances, especially from Sophie Wilde and Joe Bird. The music matches the tone, the cinematography is good and the effects are amazing. I think these brothers have potential and they could make really interesting horror films in the future. 7,9/10.