Mac Deever

The film rushed around and frantically, sloppily sets up the story for the first half. The characters ongoing tug of war between fear and duty became a bore. There are a few good spook moments that make you jump and laugh or cringe, but then it just gets tiresome. What are the rules here? In the end they make them up as they go. The end of the movie treats the audience like its the finally of the Waltons. How many times do we need to say “goodnight John boy?” The desperate attempts to telegraph the supposed deeper meanings through all sorts of introspective voiceovers at the end just came off as cheap and schlocky.