I found myself on the edge of my seat and actually exclaimed “Yes!” at its dramatic conclusion. – Mark Krawczyk

“…a bloody, disturbing horror movie that grabs you from the start and never lets go.”     – MGD Squan

A great job of paying homage to the horror movies of old but not in a patronizing way…  The writers crafted a final act that will leave the audience in awe. – Kyle Malone

A superb debut feature from David Allensworth and Moniere; and one that should be applauded for such positive representation of disability. – Phil Wheat

“The final act was one of the most satisfying things I have seen in awhile. I urge everyone to give this film a shot.”  – Preston Holt

“It commanded attention and was backed by a very stout cast that felt genuine and close.” – Monster Dugan

“Soul To Keep” may seem like a by-the-numbers horror yarn, but it offers unexpected twists and turns that will keep you glued to the screen. – Todd Reed

“[Katie Rose] Reynolds transforms into an impressive succubus, offering witty commentary on the young men she easily seduces.” – Steven West

“A female driven horror movie that seamlessly incorporates deaf characters and ASL? Yes please!” – Dorothy Massey

A successful blend of possession flick and survival horror… the movie gets a real boost in the third act, when much of what happened so far is turned on its head. – Mike Haberfelner