Aaron, confused, follows him up and films Josef pretending to wash his imaginary infant son in a rather disturbing manner, and sinks under the water playing dead. Another jump scare as he suddenly emerges yelling from the water sets the pattern for the rest of the movie. He keeps up the switch from friendly to posing uncomfortably personal questions for Aaron as they roam around the woods looking for what Josef calls his “miracle.” Later, at a restaurant, we see a glimpse that Josef doesn’t really own the cabin while they’re at his “favorite” local restaurant. His questions to Aaron become uncomfortably more personal. Little filming of Josef’s message is accomplished, as he seems much more interested in bonding with Aaron.

The subtlety of Josef showing more of the creepy side of him instead of his faux friendly persona becomes more pronounced as Aaron attempts to leave for the night. The silhouette of Josef in front of the porch light telling him to come in for a whiskey is eerie in contrast to the charismatic tone of his voice. 

The rest of the movie is an increasingly disturbing stalker type film, with Aaron being hunted by Josef. There isn’t any gore, with most of the movie slowly revealing how messed up and deceitful Josef truly is. This is not a fast paced movie but certainly carries an awkward, creepy stranger vibe through to the end.