An unorthodox film that I didn't get. There are ghosts and there are special rules and it's kinda sci-fi, but it also wants to be somewhat realistic. At 71 minutes it is a breeze and the audio is building to something that never happens. The reveal doesn't satisfy. There are some elements here that work, but then it becomes a ghost film. Not my cup of tea. Final Score: 4.3/10

Well made but initially dragging, ends up being way away from you expected it to be, and I loved the ending, as unexpected as it was.

An interesting thought experiment on ghosthood, gracefully displayed. Too long despite its 70 minutes runtime.

it's interesting, but some scenes and dialogue feel a little too drawn out. screambox is not known for making finished products, so the 110 minute runtime is probably for the best. budget is very low, but i liked it enough. i'm taking off another half star because the after credits scene was 100% redundant. one of the other reviews said "it came full circle in a satisfying way" or something, and frankly it did not. sure, they used some of the same phrasing, but there was zero impact to this scene, and the criteria for IDing a ghost just didn't have any kind of ring to it. "can you touch my hand?" was just an empty and meaningless final line. we did not need a fourth ghost, especially one who is only on screen for 10 seconds.

Jessica,Jessica,Jethica...[Potential Thpoilers...I mean Spoilers] This movie features the most annoying ghost in the history of cinema. The story is simple, set in a barren landscape, and only has about 5 characters but is atmospheric and interesting enough to get a perfect score from me. I think some of the "ghost rules" were invented just for this film but they serve their purpose. Also includes some unexpected humor.

An OK film that could have been a really good short. Even at a little over an hour, it manages to feel long, because nothing happens in the first half hour. After that, it's fun and clever.

While not necessarily a comedy, ‘Jethica' is an upsetting look at the lingering effects of trauma through the paranormal.

Refreshing gem of a movie. A campfire ghost story. And so much more. A movie to watch more than once...and at 72 minutes, easily and happily done. Astoundingly understated acting by the female leads - Ashley and Callie. Will Madden covers an incredible range with his thespian skills. Andy is down and out and lovable.