I’m a fan of Katee Sackoff, but even she couldn’t save this film from being pretty disappointing. It began in a way that wasn't terrible, though it moved at a snail’s pace and had an unsettling feeling to it, even if it never got legitimately frightening. However, the final half-hour was just chaotic—what seemed like a straightforward story suddenly veered off course with numerous plot developments, shifts in mood and speed, and felt completely disjointed. It was as though random elements were thrown in without any clear purpose. I'd rate the first hour around a 5 out of 10; the last thirty minutes dropped to about a 3 out of 10.

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