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If you remember and loved those crazy Adult Swim Informercials like "Too Many Cooks" then strap in because this movie turns those shorts into a full length film.

Just watched this last night and I'm still thinking about it. I knew the premise going into this movie but I had no idea how weird it was going to get.

I loved it. It goes beyond the already bizarre premise of teenagers finding out they are in a horror movie.

What happens when a character walks off camera? They vanish and teleport to the next scene, leaving another character utterly alone even though they only took a few steps away.

Can a character hallucinate a previous movie that the actor playing that character was in?

If you had a dark memory of childhood abuse but you didn't know you had that memory until someone read that memory out loud to you while reading a script, what would that do to your mind?

I mean, the whole movie asks, and answers, these mind bending questions and I didn't expect that it would go this meta. I really enjoyed it. The biggest downside is the low budget. I don't care about that but I know a lot of people do so I'm addressing it.

Overall, this is one of the most inventive films I've seen in a long time and I search for the craziest stuff. Check it out.

I just put this movie on and got about 15 minutes into when the corn dog girl showed up. I thought 'huh, this scene looks really familiar." I distinctly remembered corn dog girl and realized I had watched this movie a few years ago. The fact that it is so unremarkable I could completely forget watching it within two years should tell you something about it.

Even now, I barely remember it and I am trying really hard. All I can remember is this trio of kids trying to stop a demonically possessed tape recorder. Will they save the town? Will an unlikely relationship develop between Boy Who Is A Friend or Douchebag Boy who has a car but looks 13? Will he win class president? Will Corn Dog Girl eat more corn dogs? Who knows, I surely don't I've already seen it.

I just watched "The Girl In The Crawlspace" and it was really good. In the beginning, it looked really cheap. It did. But I love indie films so that's not an instant strike. So I kept watching.

It's a solid thriller, but also works as a weird sort of drama. You meet this cast of characters that really have nothing to do with the film. 20 percent of the movie is about a RPG group. But while these characters don't have anything to do with the plot, they build up the backstory of the main characters when they interact. The drug addict boyfriend can't find an NA meeting (or doesn't really want to), so he just games all day long. It's weird and wacky and it works.

Overall, it's a well done thriller and I recommend giving it a watch.