One of the things that Call of the Void does exceptionally well is manage tension. As the story develops, Cox eases viewers toward the inevitable doom that we expect, but there isn’t a point where we’d expect Moray to hightail it out of the situation until it’s too late. Sure, the band is a little standoffish—the guys especially—but in their defense, their weekend plans have been turned around by a clingy neighbor lady who insists she wants some alone time. And yeah, Sterling has strange rules for his hikes, but there’s no innate harm in going into the woods for a few hours of meditation.... read the rest.