If you love horror flicks full of suspense with a retro "Tales from the Darkside" type feel ...you've found the right film!

This felt like a dream come true for me. A meeting of the minds of Tarantino in the Twilight Zone in this cool dystopian futuristic film of vignettes. The writing has a fun yet suspenseful vibe and the themes played on me in a similar way that Black Mirror did. Great performances suspenseful writing with great twists and turns. Amazing score too! I am excited for more from this director.

Campy horror hoot that makes ingenious use of its title location. Kind of The Twilight Zone meets Four Rooms. Acting, lighting, music score and scripting are all first-rate. An added bonus that it provides so many strong roles for women, several of whom appear in multiple segments. Six-part anthology starts off with a bang with the sexy send- up Aliens Stole My Boyfriend and closes with personal favorite Life After Men featuring a standout performance by a beautiful, expressive actress named Erin Ownbey. All the segments have their moments. Looking forward to watching more of the web series.

It's hard to compare this film to other films. Simply because there's not another film like it, honestly. The best I can do is say it's a mix of Tarantinoesque camera movements and American Horror Story plot twists. And some Black Mirror mixed in to boot! I was pleasantly surprised by this cast of sensational actors who helm this fantastical epic LSD trip. Erin Ownbey and Austin Freeman stand out as well as Baby Norman, who plays like 13 different characters is not only soft on the eyes but a melting beauty as well. If you're in the mood for a quirky assemble of eclectic characters then this is the movie for you! I think Director Ricky Hess did a wonderful job at creating a disturb reality set in a long forgotten Motel in the middle of nowhere.