It's ok kind of movie and can be watched once, but u need to ignore the main male lead. The female lead was convincing and the film have some scary moments.

I guess I'm too old to appreciate modern horror films. This movie is yet another where two unlikeable people live together and one goes to a job he hates and the other stays in their haunted house. The house is always dark, even in the daylight and they never turn on any lights. The woman does very little. She rides her exercise bike but mostly sleeps, or lays awake or stands in the kitchen drinking, while staring blankly at nothing, but is in school. When he's home, he is always angry about his job and blows up at her frequently for no actual reason. He supposedly loves her but never gives her the benefit of the doubt if the cabinets are all suddenly opened by supernatural forces. I don't see that whatever boogeyman is wreaking havoc could be much worse than the jerk she lives with who has only one emotion...anger. They don't play music or watch TV or movies. They never leave their cold, dark, sterile house, not together at least. Demons, or not, stalking her, one thing is certain...she's already in hell. She could pack her things and move out. Her life could only improve as a result. Why she wants to stay with that volatile plank of wood of a boyfriend of hers, is anyone's guess. Her girlfriend tells her she should leave him but she refuses. If you enjoy watching boring, irritating people sit around and talk or yell at each other, then this is the movie for you.

A little generic at times, and certainly doesn't add anything novel to the genre, but the story unfolds in waves and the acting is convincing - Bethan Waller and especially Kit Smith are both genuine and bring depth to their respective roles. My only gripe is the boyfriend, who feels unhinged at times - we don't know whether to like him or hate him, and while those conflicted feelings are often a sign of complex characters, here it just feels confusing.