Call of the Void

With scenes that wander and straggle from the path instead of leaning into the isolation and paranoia, this thriller is only so-so.

Credit where credit is due: writer and director James B. Cox clearly has a cohesive mythological backbone to the story but does not do enough to convey it to the audience.

The story takes too long to get going, and it's not a particularly terrifying experience, but for a very specific audience, “Call of the Void” should at least be interesting. [Full review in Spanish].

Atmospheric but overly opaque horror.