Rating: 6.4 Overall, a decent horror movie that has its fair share of scares with its mysterious conflict/story and pretty good execution, but the movie is a bit too short and does not really go above and beyond in any way to usher it into a higher echelon of horror movies.

Decent to Pretty Good Direction (Moves the story well as they use mystery of the conflict to help build the suspense; get a good amount of pretty inexpereinced/younger actors (does not feel like cheesy horror movie acting)), Decent to Pretty Good Acting (Pretty Good from Sophie Wilde (Holds her own well as the lead and uses fear and paranoia to help drive her perfomance into being something scary), Decent to Pretty Good from Alexandra Jensen (Plays the cautious foil best friend to the protagonist and does a decent job holding her own), Decent to Pretty Good from Joe Bird, Decent from Otis Dhanji, Decent to Pretty Good from Miranda Otto (Plays the mom trope well and instills some comedy into the movie early on), Decent to Pretty Good from Zoe Terakes, Decent from the rest of the cast (Everyone plays their role and there are no real bad performances throughout the movie)), Decent to Pretty Good Story (Interesting concept and story, and this is driven forward by keeping the conflict mysterious (which makes there be no real conflict resolution (which is fine)); the story elements are good as they really do explain the artifact in a way that it is scary and mysterious; the biggest issue is there is just not that much plot (the movie is very short so it is hard to fully develop all the characters)), Decent to Pretty Good Screenplay (Pretty tight writing for a horror movie (not really corny at all and has some allusions to the beginning of the movie to help tie things in the end); jokes are decent and help lighten the mood at points; no really symbolism or bigger message; foreshadowing is decent and helps tie elements from the beginning to the end), Pretty Good Score (Helps with building suspense), Pretty Good to Good Cinematography (Especially for how low budget it was), Good Sound (Helps with building suspense), Good Editing (Helps make the movie more polished), Pretty Good to Good Visual Effects (Pretty Smooth and seamless for a majority of the movie (but it was very obvious when they were using a Rain Machine in one of the scenes)), Pretty Good Makeup (A bit low budget, but helps with creating the grime and horror moments of the movie), Plot Structure was pretty standard for a horror movie (but the movie ends with an ambigous climax to help keep the conflict mysterious and unresolved); the runtime is pretty short so 15-20 minutes added to the rising action could help make the conflict a bit more mysterious/scary, Pacing was good (not too fast or slow), Climax (ends on the climax, which is what it should have done), Tone was typical to other supernatural horror movies.