Paul Matthew G.

Reminds me a bit initially of Charlotte Rampling in the movie Swimming Pool,.. You know older woman vacationing alone and hating any sort of contact with other people. Of course it's inevitable and feels super awkward. But then the flick takes a turn into how dreadful being a parent of small children must be,..You don't sympathize much with her but she's a good actrrss like Rampling so you watch the Train run off it's inevitable track. I like movies like this. Doesn't make them very original or great but pretty guud : )

This movie had a chance to be an all-timer in the horror religious cult genre and it just came up incredibly short on the religious info as to why people were taking the actions they were taking. Acting was solid, pace was great, good build up but just ZERO answers and an ending that makes you with they would add 30 more minutes of movie with some creepy info and horror twist that would make this movie a CLASSIC