

2026·Horror·1h 29m
6.9
★




Twenty-three years after her brother mysteriously disappeared on Vancouver Island, a documentary filmmaker sets out to solve his missing person's case. When a disturbing piece of evidence is revealed, she comes to believe he might still be alive.
Directed by Markian Tarasiuk
canada
mockumentary
true crime
missing person
found footage
british columbia
horror
mystery
thriller
vancouver island

Trailer

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Cast

Markian Tarasiuk
Self

Ryan Alexander McDonald
Self

Miranda MacDougall
Tara Nichols

Christine Willes
Pam Hamilton

Trevor Carroll
Mitchell Reimer

Bernard Cuffling
Ken Crawford

Alec Willows
Alistair

Sebastian Kroon
Tucker

Chris Cochrane
Leeman

Lucy McNulty
Gabrielle Jones

Danielle Klaudt
Search Team Member

Jay Hindle
Randall Nichols
Crew

Markian Tarasiuk
Director

Lucy McNulty
Producer

Markian Tarasiuk
Producer

Markian Tarasiuk
Executive Producer

Jennifer Clarke
Stunt Coordinator

Lisa Chandler
Stunt Double

Anthony David Moyer
Stunts

Ryan Alexander McDonald
Camera Operator
Popular Reviews
55 reviews
Sydney
7.0★ · 03/30/26

some really great nature shots in this tbh. good at building suspense, it did genuinely scare me at the end but i am a baby so
some really great nature shots in this tbh. good at building suspense, it did genuinely scare me at the end but i am a baby so
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remie clib
4.0★ · 04/15/26

could’ve been an email
could’ve been an email
Haydyn Blain
4.0★ · 04/14/26

This film had an interesting concept but was extremely boring for 90% of its runtime. The jumpscares at the end where effective even if I don't like jumpscares. Overall a film that should have been like 45 minutes to an hour at most.
2 out of 5 stars
2 out of 5 stars
This film had an interesting concept but was extremely boring for 90% of its runtime. The jumpscares at the end where effective even if I don't like jumpscares. Overall a film that should have been like 45 minutes to an hour at most.
2 out of 5 stars
2 out of 5 stars
Will LehnherrPRO
8.0★ · 04/14/26

Damn, I really seem to be the only one that loved this. I do think there are valid criticisms, like how they spend so long on the mockumentary and shove all the horror into the final 10 minutes, but god damn, if those final 10 minutes aren’t fantastic. I also wish they expanded on the folklore at the core of this mystery, but I still enjoyed what we got. I also just love the vibe of the Vancouver Island which helped me enjoy the majority of this movie.
Damn, I really seem to be the only one that loved this. I do think there are valid criticisms, like how they spend so long on the mockumentary and shove all the horror into the final 10 minutes, but god damn, if those final 10 minutes aren’t fantastic. I also wish they expanded on the folklore at the core of this mystery, but I still enjoyed what we got. I also just love the vibe of the Vancouver Island which helped me enjoy the majority of this movie.
Jonathan
7.0★ · 04/14/26

honestly pretty surprised about this one. clear inspiration from the blair witch project, and maybe that’s why i liked it as much as i did. i was quite intrigued by the documentary style of filmmaking, with everything “seemingly” grounded in reality it made the last act much more impactful. i was definitely scared during certain moments which is more than i expected walking into the theatre.
honestly pretty surprised about this one. clear inspiration from the blair witch project, and maybe that’s why i liked it as much as i did. i was quite intrigued by the documentary style of filmmaking, with everything “seemingly” grounded in reality it made the last act much more impactful. i was definitely scared during certain moments which is more than i expected walking into the theatre.