I Am Fear

Shiva: (Abhayamudra) The higher self has no fear. The lower self is fear. Apasmara: (holds up cobra scepter) I shall rid the planet of this fear! Shiva: (right hand remains up in Abhayamudra) What is this mudra? Apasmara: (lowers scepter) It is the mudra of fearlessness. Shiva: When might One use this mudra? Apasmara: To stop cars from hitting you. Shiva: Yes. It is the mudra we consistently use without thinking when we cross the street and see traffic. We also use it to acknowledge Other. Can this mudra stop Danger or Other? Apasmara: (drops scepter) No. Danger and Other exist. Shiva: Yes, Danger and Other exist, as this was the ride you wanted. You were bored with my peace. Apasmara: Yes. Shiva: This ride doesn't have to be what you've made of it, either. Apasmara: I see. Shiva: Do you? Because some little men have taken on the divine feminine as their name to redefine terror. Why do you think this is? Apasmara: (puts hand up in Abhayamudra) The Devil. Shiva: Yes. (manifests trident) The Devil and her glorious pitchfork! We can create whatever narrative we want regarding the Divine, but I suggest we work with our little men together to redefine our story, hmm? Other Glories found here: https://pitchfork.com/

It was weird like psychological meets demon

Well made and scary at times, the film is just a bit uncomfortable as you find no one to truly root for. It does however achieve what it sets out to do, and is sure to unsettle.

I enjoyed this movie. Kristina Klebe gave a brilliant performance. It was great to see William Forsythe, & Bill Moseley as well. The story was great! Kevin Shulman the Director did a fabulous job. Towards the end of the Film was so cool!

This was a scary film at the end. Very well acted and directed. I saw the film in the theaters at the Laemelle in Santa monica and was pleasantly surprised.