The dimensional experimentation goes too well and Phil becomes a monster over the course of the weekend partying with his friends and there's an outright siege of blood, guts, and grue as Phil is ravaged by the monster he strongly wanted to meet. Pickle stages some interesting moments of carnage along with some pretty decent special effects all the while garnering a nice surprise closing scene that is morbid in its own right and signals only the beginning of a blossoming horror director looking to make waves in his own niche.

That said the film is not without its issues as it spends too much time on dialogue and not enough forward momentum with the story, all the while the editing leaves much to be desired with some shaky transitions and fight choreography. I was very interested to see how the character Phil would ultimately reveal his nature to his friends, and sadly Pickles spends a little too much time on character interaction (especially one in a car that derails the narrative) that isn't entirely necessary to the story or too interesting.