The beginning seems harmless, though there's an early prank pulled by one of the younger characters. It centers on a family embarking on a journey, which is then abruptly struck by a devastating loss. Dee Wallace plays the mother in this family, and the people involved feel strangely disconnected. Her acting is genuinely moving, and it looks like the opposing character is losing his grip on reality. This famil…

It’s hard to imagine a more fractured film than this one. I frequently view lesser horror films, and I appreciate both modest-budget and experimental productions; I don't consider myself overly critical or pretentious. However, I really struggled to finish watching it. The performances are poor, the characters aren’t engaging, and the lines delivered are laughably awful. The transitions between scenes and setting…

I approached this movie with an unbiased perspective and willingness to like it. Initially, things moved at a sluggish pace, and I didn't find much to appreciate from the cast. However, it does improve somewhat, enough to keep me engaged until the end. The film carries a palpable sense of gloom and darkness, which is a welcome shift for someone previously known for directing "Sharknado," no offense meant. Overall, th…