I think this is about the 500th time I've seen this horror movie done.... So, an old lady, who is in the throws of dementia, and wheelchair bound, is looking to hire a caregiver (a nice young lady).

She shows up at the house, where everything seems OK, but the man with the 1 car just drops her off, and doesn't really say when he'll be back?? And when he does come back he's upset with how the young lady is treating the old - so he doesn't give her a ride.

As time goes on, the older lady becomes strong, can walk, has her memory intact etc. While the younger lady becomes weaker and forgetful.

In the end, you realize the person who was stuck in the old woman's body was also a younger woman who had come many years before. She is now free to leave, with her replacement officially installed.

RECOMMENDATION; SKIP! Boring, lame, and it's been done hundreds of times!

The movie gets a 3/10 only because of the premise which I like and the acting of Veronica, that's all it gets. There's many issues with this movie, and I'll cut it some slack as you know the budget wasn't great for this, however, this doesn't mean I'll disregard every problem that it has.

My worst complaint here is the audio mixing, it's terrible! I haven't seen a movie with such bad audio in a lot of time. 90s movies had better audio balancing than this! A character could speak from anywhere from the camera and they would be heard the same, be it next to it or far away, it all sounds the same.

The pacing was also a nightmare. I consider myself a patient person and even I had to skip through minutes of nothing throughout the movie. There's a chance that skipping 15 minutes ahead won't make you miss anything, and this doesn't mean anything good with any movie, even more so when the runtime is on the shorter side for this decade.

Overall, a disappointment with a lot more downs than ups, 3/10, would not recommend.