Rattlesnake was not the worst movie Netflix has attached their name to yet. This movie is definitely one to add to your list and watch when you simply can't find anything else interesting to watch. The acting is weak, the script is boring and the movie is lonnngggg! Oh wait, it's not! It is only an hour and a half long - but feels like 2 and a half.

It had a lot of potential but failed. It did you get thinking about many different scenarios, outcomes, questions in general. It doesn't however give you a final answer - nor does it really try to make you wonder if she's not right in the head, is the town cursed, was she seeing things, could this be legit, did the daughter actually get bit? Nothing! It just sort of ends...

Worth a watch if you're bored - but there's plenty of movies to waste your time on that are much better than this one.

The beginning is so strong the rest might come off as a bit of weak. But that would be a disservice to the movie - if you actually thought that way. It looks good and the acting is good too. The story seems complicated at first, but is quite easy to follow.

Depending on what you expect, you'll either be satisfied or might be dissapointed a bit. There is enough horror, there is enough drama though and a central question that might haunt you. The suspension works and even if you don't like where it's heading it keeps up until the end ...

Katrina (Carmen Ejogo) is driving across Texas with her daughter (Apollonia Pratt ) when she gets a flat tire in a remote area outside of Tulia. A large rattler bites the daughter. Lo and behold there is a nearby trailer. The old woman there cures the child, but now mom owes "a soul" by sundown or else her daughter dies.

That's it. Mom wonders through town looking for someone who can be her victim. Characters not developed. Story a bit boring for a horror-thriller.

Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.