Given the budget, this was a clever and effective way to present the story. Other than the single set, and only the single actor on screen almost the entire time, this didn't feel like a low budget movie at all. So kudos for that. Sad to think this is only getting attention now, when it was originally put out two years ago. That said, that ending was something of a disaster. The characters outcome was nothing like that of others in the story, and it really needed some kind of further explanation. The symbols, the ship shown high in the clouds over the house, and the regurgitated birth, all require some kind of explanation. It's tough, I get it. The makers didn't want to say too much, and wanted the audience to think about it. But it's a fine line, and ultimately I felt I was left high and dry. Is it worth watching? Absolutely. I had a good time, but that ending prevented it from being truly great, imo.