Nathaniel Paffel

Has a few disturbing scenes. The setting and context is both a relatively unique and haunting backdrop for the fear and impending loss that drive this story. But it really doesn't go anywhere, nor does it stick the landing. It's feverish in a way that lacks craft. A good idea that didn't result in the best film. Only worth watching if you've otherwise exhausted the genre, or you find the premise really strong.