I approached this with no real expectations, but the description intrigued me so thought I'd give it a chance. But after 40 minutes I had to give up. This is unusual for me, as I normal will battle through to the bitter end. But the story was going nowhere, the dialogue was stilted, and the plot was just nonsensical. Most of the acting was below par. The story leaps from the initial set up, to 20 years later, but with no warning, and it took me a while to work out what was going on and who was who, now they were grown up. It just proceeded to get more confusing and I completely lost the plot and gave up. Not recommended.

This is pretty far from perfect. It's a horror movie without a lot of horror, and the budgetary constraints show a few times. But, it's good to see Anthony C. Ferrante doing something serious, something without the dreaded words "The Asylum Presents" on it. Something without CGI sharks. Ferrante has talent, his early work showed that. Hopefully next time out he will get a shot at directing a film with a better script and a higher budget. I'd be very interested to see what he could do in that situation. He does the best he can here with what he has to work with. The script needed fine tuning, for sure. But all in all, it's ok.

Multi layered and some great chilling moments. Goes beyond a horror movie with the family dynamics and world that follows after that fateful day.

Dee Wallace is such a good actress and the rest did a mighty job with I'm sure limited time.

Director is very experienced and put together a good film.

Felt like real life to me, rather than just some people hiding in a cabin from a monster.

Scene where Dad comes back in dream like sequence, impactful.

Kids did a great job and seemed like real people.

The step wife and mother to the one daughter who is strung out ion drugs, heartbreaking a real life stuff.