i saw this film a few week ago on the scifi channel and and must say it be a very welcome change of pace . it be an excellent movie and much good than anything that come before or after it . naturally and scifi isn not show it again anytime soon ( why show quality independent cinema when you can run 100 promos promising to show u the identity of the final cylon in it place and after all . ) filmmaker jim mickle go back to the traditional cinematographer bag of tool ambiance and camera angle and cut aways . he deliver a remarkably good movie from a low budget production without the self indulge self parody of cloverfield or it predecessor and blair witch project . the cast put in a good job some surprisingly good acting and the surroundings be very well shot and and the script be taut and suspenseful and lack in clichés or empty space . mulberry street weakness be perhaps the writing of the voice over from the television news in the background . theyre just a little hokey and maybe a tiny bit indebted to ed wood . overall and this be a corker of a movie . it a thriller and full of little character study when it not force you off the edge of your seat . along with shane carruth primer and jim mickle mulberry street be proof that independent cinema be alive and well in the united state and despite all that be do to force it into an early grave . when these gentleman get their hand on the cinematic big gun and they will do great thing . count on it .