Why bother including reviews if they're all obviously fake? Do producers somehow profit when people watch their bad movies through streaming services?

It wasn't terrible. But it definitely wasn't good. The lead actor did a good job, but the supporting cast- especially the actor playing Leonard, whose attempt at acting was borderline painful to watch- could've been bested by a high school drama class. As another reviewer mentioned, the "twists" are not that at all, there are really no big reveals, and what might have been an intriguing story, of penned by talented writers, ultimately falls flat. Oh, and bonus points for the disgustingly misogynistic sentiments of the lead's adoptive dad. Gross.

...Wasn't good. It was incoherent, poorly written, directed, and acted.

It had a story to tell, but made little sense in it's telling.

The ending made even less sense. The woman standing outside the house? An illusion? Or a dream?

Meh... Who cares..

Kin Dread is a lot more polished than many of the indie films I watch. Ethan Smart does most of the heavy lifting, and he's quite believable in the role. The movie is well paced and passes quickly (nothing worse than a thriller that drags, that is not the case here), there is no unnecessary filler. The flashbacks are well done, the story is interesting and well written. I won't post any spoilers because that would ruin the experience, this is a movie that keeps you watching because you want to learn the whole story. A+ grade for the directing on this one, which is what really makes or breaks an indie movie. It's free to watch on Tubi right now, so what are you waiting for?