Acting was brutal but the writing was even worse. The Minerva part of the story is hardly touched, left wide open, with no resolution. The "EMT" all of a sudden was involved in another woman's disappearance call that pops out of no where and he's all of a sudden a volunteer fireman. And he's not a cop so why would he have had a camera on him while he was on his "search". I just don't understand how these writers get movies made that have so many holes and the story is so unfinished. The evidence in the bag mysteriously left unchecked is not believable especially containing the girl's unchecked cell phone. But it didn't matter in the end because the writer just abandons that part of the story. Movie actually had promise. Writing was not good.
Review of Horror in the High Desert 2: Minerva
