Static Codes is an unusual SCI-FI and I highly recommend a watch. It's both heartwarming and suspenseful; it definitely keeps you at the edge of your seat! The direction, acting, cinematography, and overall production of this film is outstanding.

SCI-FI films can be hard to follow, but the clever writing and directing of the movie made the viewer easily follow the story. In addition to it being easy to understand, this was achieved without it being predictable which is uncommon. My favorite part of this production is that while it is a very dark and heart wrenching story, there are small comedic moments that help lighten the mood before the next twist.

Overall, amazing film!

Cool movie! I thought it was done really well, the shots were great, the direction of the film was really good, kudos to the director! I like Taryn Manning shes a legend in her own right,the lead Shane Woodson did an outstanding job as Richard Wiltz, also really loved the big guy, Steve Wilson played by Mike Ferguson, really enjoyed his buddy type demeanor, the whole cast did an amazing job but those were a few of my faves. I thought the concept and ending were really a cool original take on alien abduction movies, bravo ! What cinema needs these days is to really thrive in is originality, and being original has great benefits, Bravo!

This is a well made movie!

The acting is solid with a few exceptions. The pace, editing and directing are great. The movie has a nice twist or two and the writing is strong enough to allow the movie to have a little heart without seeming like a Lifetime movie of the week.

Couple things that stuck out: Shane Woodson carries the film from start to finish. He has a scene or two that don't completely work, but overall he is excellent. Mike Ferguson is also really good in his role. I kind of felt like Taryn Manning phoned it in a little, but although she is probably the biggest name in the movie she is actually only in it for five minutes or so.

This was a nice surprise that I stumbled across on Amazon Prime! Well worth the $2.99.