Coconutdaddy Productions

Every so often a movie comes along that divide's audiences right down the middle. Not because of special effects. Not because of the acting. Not because someone forgot how to write an ending. No, it's because the film dares to hold up a mirror. And let's be honest, folks. Most people love mirrors right up until they show us something we don't want to see. That brings us to Digger . The question floating around isn't whether the movie is well-made. The real question seems to be: Did the movie accidentally ask audiences to take responsibility for something? Because if that's the case, we may have found the scariest horror movie of the decade. Some viewers appear to walk away uncomfortable with the film's themes and message. Not because they're complicated, but because they hit close to home. Modern society has become remarkably efficient at finding someone else to blame. Traffic? Someone else's fault. The economy? Someone else's fault. The weather?...