I know that you have to swallow enough just believing the storyline as it is, but when they talk about how there is no electricity in the building, then at almost the same time an actor's head is shown in a halo of light from an exit sign, or something, come on. Then one person fractures their leg, but spends a lot of time squatting to talk to people. Seems like that would be beyond painful. I don't want to bash anybody's work, I know it is hard. Yet there needed to be some editing, producing, directing. The glaring problems, if fixed, could have made this film have a better outcome. I guessed the storyline from right after the flashback. One thing I found great was that the EVPs were loud, not the usual faint sounds. That part was more scary. If the movie was guided more in that way, and didn't allow silly things like background lights, or someone breaking their leg then putting weight on it and squatting down, it may not have been bad. Also a scene where the person who breaks their leg does this hilarious motion with their hands, and arms like Kermit the Frog. That would take you out of any movie. This is why studio movies are shown to audiences. If they had shown even a couple of people they could have made the crew aware. Don't shoot yourself in the foot even before the movie is released.
Review of Farhope Tower
