Good Boy

7.6 - I am surprised, but I seem to be in a minority of actually really liking this!

Sure it’s a bit gimmicky, & I wish they went so much bigger with the scares to best utilize Indy’s POV. But the care & time dedicated to pulling this off is felt. The use of the Kuleshov Effect (thanks post film BTS look for teaching me that term!) is really well done to really get the audience in Indy’s head.

Overall, I felt more dread from this than a lot of big studio horror. I really cared for Indy & felt his concern for his owner Todd. I don’t know if I’ll ever revisit this, but I’m very happy I saw it.

this was an interesting concept but it quickly lost its appeal as the film progresses. I think the producers could have done so much more then switch to pet cam

Wasn’t expecting to be sad at the end of this
:( surprisingly well done

The dog was so damn cute but this movie was so questionable😭 wtf was going on… it was j so weird and not very scary. But let me say again the dog was 10/10

One of the most impressive things I've seen a self-financed filmmaker do. However, this should've been a 30 minute short film. The gimmick of the dog hearing or seeing something got so repetitive that it just became exhausting to watch by the 5th time it happened. W dog actor tho

I liked it a lot, I think I just had expectations that were too high. It was beautifully done, and I felt anxious the whole time.