Inconsistent characters, a boring and cliche storyline, predictable scares, and plot holes galore. She loses her baby, and she magically can't have anymore kids; this is what the doctor says, and the husband is thoroughly based on logic and science, yet he never asks why she can't have kids, she just can't have any kids. A sister that picks up a present on her way to their new house, yet somehow still manages to get the present there long before she arrives. None of this makes any sense. It's a garbage film with no actual rhyme or reason within. The only reason I gave it a three is because the actors did a decent job with the crappy script.

It starts out promising with the first couple. The moment the main characters appear it goes strait down hill. Wooden performances. No chemistry between any characters. The movie is so bad it made Delroy Alonso look like a terrible actor. It wasn't believable. It became redundant, constantly repeating a joke about one plus one throughout the movie. Don't even get me started on the annoying student and over the top sister. It's disappointing because the main couple are great actors in other films, Bonjana in Devil and The Hallow and John Stewart in The collector and The collection. Do yourself a favor and pass this one. It's drivel at best.

I watched this because Josh Stewart has starred in many well done little indie thrillers. This is not one of them. There just isn't anything here that is original, very scary, or hasn't been done a dozen times before and better. There are a few jump scares, but this movie is both tame and lame. Overall it's just dull. You know it's not a good sign when you're watching a horror film and you're thinking "wow that's a really nice house, I like the dark molding , but the furnishings look a bit cheap". When the set decoration is more interesting then anything the actors are doing or saying on screen, you know you're watching a stinker. Not worth even watching once. I'm only giving it even the 4 stars because I feel sorry for Josh. He deserves better.