Very well executed

This movie is the proof that the world is becoming a sick and dumb place

A Disappointing Continuation

I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

This movie was far too slow-paced to keep my interest. While certain parts of the movie were intense and there certainly were some good scenes, much of the scenes didn't really add anything to the film. Would have been better if it was even shorter.

Did the entire cast and crew rate this? Who in the right mind would think this is clever movie making? I am so confused. I hate leaving negative reviews and Im sorry to the director but its just way too try hardy and pretentious. Didn't keep my attention once.

Not a great indi movie. Its really slow and nothing really happens. Honest, it didn't really do anything for me. Nothing groundbreaking, nothing new, just a waste of my time. I def closed my eyes multiple times because it was soooo slow. Just, watchers beware.

"They Look Like People" kicks off with one of the most effective and frightening opening segments I have seen in a "horror" film in a long time, maybe ever.I say "horror" with quotations because apart from a couple great scenes of genuine freakiness, the film is set up more like a character study than a slasher.You can tell this picture had a very low budget, but it is a solid passion project from the creators, and still comes across the screen as being a bigger picture than it is.By the end of the film, the meaning behind what was being shown does a complete 180, turning from a thriller/horror film, to a study of mental illness and true friendship. At this time, this one is showing on Netflix, so watch while it's easily available.