The film was done well but the story is stupid, to say the least. They swung too big with their solution or "history" of the artifact and haunting. They landed on an ancient goddess that was trapped in the artifact. An artifact that had new nails and rope around, that they concluded, through investigatory research, was purchased at Walmart lol. Even in the original post with it's pictures from 2016 the rope was new, and even newer in the film. IF the artifact was really placed in a cave during a ritual, it would not have been for that purpose. They could have gone with a different story that was believable. I mean anything else could have fit that narrative better. My guess is they troll old forums and blogs for stories that were once viral and twist them into a "documentary"... which again is totally fine, it's entertainment, but come up with better stories to back your tales. This one was just silly.

If it weren't for the fact that it is a blatant attempt to draw susceptible wanna believes to their other content, if it wasn't for the fact that the production value and continuity is so poor, if it wasn't for the fact that the script is so weak, it could have been a good plot for a comedy.

Unfortunately it fails on every level, I did laugh out loud at a couple of the absurd moments in the film but I probably wasn't meant to.

What on earth were you thinking? You should not be making films, you should not be writing scripts and you certainly shouldn't be acting in them.

I have experienced many paranormal events and seen many inexplicable things during my life. This film makes a complete mockery of a rather more serious subject and may actually push people away from wanting to find out the truth.

Dong do it again, it is just a cynical exercise.

They started to suggest that they were being guided/helping a Ukrainian, pagan goddess and - basically - saving her.

It was a little silly to begin with, but I don't mind that, I love the paranormal/horror/documentary format but the level of narcissism & self-importance to believe that you are the focus of a long lost, forgotten pagan goddess is just staggering. So much so, that I'm actually intrigued to see whether this is something that continues in their other projects/shows, etc.

Final shoutout to his wife, who genuinely thinks she's a witch; love it. Their conviction, at least, is impressive.

Disclaimer: I actually do believe in the paranormal and certain aspects of otherworldly things being real but I saw no evidence in this 'documentary', other than hearsay and speculation, that suggests any of what happened here is real. Just a lot of people saying what happened to them with surprisingly little to back it up. It's a real shame, because I'm one of those people that is desperate for it to be real but needs to see the proof.