Aside from the outstanding cinematography, candid and honest interviews with the actual parties involved in the Montauk Project, and haunting narration you can see that director Christopher Garetano poured his heart and soul into this project. Delaying it's release and scraping the first version with his time, money and reputation on the line further back that he was dedicated to produce quality, well investigated, unbiased work. D o many documentarians have an angle or agenda they are pushing; not Garetano. He lets the viewer decide what is and isn't real based on what those who claim to have been involved report and compare it to historical fact in similar cases. He asks the viewer to join his journey, be aware of subtleties such as facial expressions and voice inflection and come to their own conclusion. This is the real deal, the cross road where horror and non fiction collide. I highly recommend viewing Montauk Chronicals.
Review of Montauk Chronicles
