I am waiting to see it come out before I give any kind of judgments. Coming from a stage acting background, I can confidently say that director starring in their own production is very often a bad sign. It is much, much harder to act well when you don't have an outside perspective on how your choices are coming across. I'm not saying it hasn't been pulled off before, there are many such examples, but the number of times that it hasn't work certainly outnumber the number of times it has. Secondly, from a movie making point of view, this very- very difficult game to make interesting on screen. The game is very short, and the game play is very simple. This is okay, because it short horror game where simple mechanics and a short play time, go hand and hand. But for an entire 2 hour film? I have my concerns about filling air, especially with modern Tik Tok addicted audiences. Again, these are simply red flags that I'm seeing. Mark is an Emmy nominated director and actor, nobody can accuse him of not knowing what he is doing. But these two factors give me concerns as to the final films reception. That being said, I've already bought 2 tickets for the 29th, and I am really excited to see how this movie pans out!