"Many people credit Kevin Williamson, who wrote the screenplay for Wes Craven's 1996 smash Scream, with the creation of the sub-genre of horror film savvy teens being murdered by some unknown, mysterious evil. Well, I hate to shatter any preconceived notions that you may have had about Williamson's creative-writing abilities, but Kanefsky beat him to the punch by almost 7 years... There's Nothing Out There, shot on an extremely tight budget, on 16mm stock, was the directorial debut of then 20-year-old Kanefsky. His script is exceedingly clever and funny, and while much of the production values are on the minimal end, it is really the writing that makes this all come together as well as it does." - Rich Rosell, Digitally Obsessed!