Fissure was reviewed by the Dallas Movie Examiner. Click here to read the review.

Fissure definitely holds good entertainment value, especially if you want to watch something new and different. It isn’t very predictable or so void of clues that it makes it hard to engage you in trying to figure out the mysteries. Any hardcore sci-fi fan, however, likely won’t find it too difficult to piece it all together once some of the final clues are revealed. Fissure had its fun moments after it started intertwining realities using some very good special effects and editing techniques, especially during the portions of the movie where both the audience and the detective are aware of what’s really going on in the house. Finally, Fissure’s engaging factor is increased throughout the movie as you are slowly introduced to the details of Grunning’s condition. Effectively making the movie become more about healing the inner heartbreaks of his past, than it is about solving the mystery.