The Endless [DVD] [2017]

A no name cast, an original script, a story full of suspense and though provoking concepts. This is the kind of story that Hollywood has been lacking. I don't wish to provide any specifics that would give away some of the impact of the film. Lets just say you will be surprised, intrigued, and awestruck with its originality. Sci-Fi at its best!

From the directors of the Lovecraftian horror film Spring, comes this tale of brotherhood. Two brothers return to the UFO death cult that they had escaped from years earlier. Once back with the cult, one brother seems to fall under their spell once more as the two brothers experience phenomena that seem to validate the cult's claims. What follows is a mixture of Lovecraftian cosmic horror and family drama. The blu ray is solid with respectable features and a great AV presentation.

After reading so many positive reviews I had to see for myself if the film lived up to the hype, and let me tell you all the positive reviews are true. A uniquely creepy film that you can't stop watching. The $12.99 price on this Blu-Ray was too good to pass up! I think you will agree too after buying and watching! Check it out!

Combine the movie's description, packaging and opening H.P. Lovecraft quote, I thought I was in for something quite cosmic, profound and ominous. Instead, however, I was given an average indie flick that spent much more time focusing on average interpersonal character drama than developing the light, Twilight Zone-esque cosmic horror. The Endless wasn't a bad film, but I feel like its marketing doesn't give way to what you're actually given.

Most horror is pretty mindless these days and I had no problem following along with the intriguing premise. Which we’d get more like it.

I wasn't sure if I would like this movie as much as I did when I bought it, but I was pleasantly surprised. I really liked this movie.

A very interesting film about 2 brothers who return to say a final goodbye to the cult they used to belong to when growing up.

A bit confusing at first, but makes more sense in the end. Time altering spheres are a different premise, I liked it.