Denise Oswald

A bit enjoyable but not very well explained. The daughter was the only redeemable character.

Bo, it won’t win any awards but I enjoyed it. The storyline was unique and there were some truly great jump-scares. There was a twist where the character that I thought was the weak one turned out to be the opposite. It started to go downhill towards the end of the movie.

This is NOT a horror or thriller movie. I don’t understand why they labeled it so. It’s more of a examination of the destruction of a family from the inside. Nobody is happy. I gave it two stars for the acting, which was good.

I expected much more from this film. It seemed to just drag on and on. The acting and storyline were okay but it just didn’t make me care about the characters enough to watch it to the end.

So well acted and the storyline was unique. I loved it but it also made me cry b

Amusing, intelligent and relatable.

Pros: The acting was phenomenal and each character was deftly defined. The storyline was really entertaining. There were some laugh-out-loud moments that I enjoyed. SPOILER*** Cons: The family was so dysfunctional and there was so much cursing that I started getting irritated. And what kind of person would willingly allow a demon to enter them? The entire family, except the son, were complete narcissists and totally unaware of what was going on with each other. I don’t know any families who behave that way.

A group of mercenaries is called in to kidnap the daughter of a wealthy man. They take their captive to a remote location to wait for the ransom. I thought the acting was great and the storyline good. It’s both thrilling and funny (at times).

The acting was exceptional, the story very sad. But there’s a bit of humor in it as well. Overall, four stars.

I can only say that I pretty much love whatever Alexander Skaarsgard is in. I think the acting and cinematography is really good. It’s too bad that it didn’t REALLY turn out like that.