It started with a lot of promise, the right amount of tension, engaging actors and a story that was worth following for about half an hour. Then bang, suddenly the stereotypical features of a horror film start gliding in - the unexplained appearance of the bunny, the disappearing photo frames and all with no connection to the story that was vaguely being established. Unfortunately the drama within the horror fails. Sarah Snook does her very best but the role is underwritten and goes nowhere in the end. The idea that her character is evil isn't established at all so when she's suddenly hurting others in the film it really falls flat.
Such a shame because it started very well but the writing didn't hold up and should have had some serious script consultancy. If you love horror then you can give this a miss.
Such a shame because it started very well but the writing didn't hold up and should have had some serious script consultancy. If you love horror then you can give this a miss.