A sleeper but not in the good way. A horror flick that put me to sleep a few times during the film isn't my cup of tea. There are a number of creepy devices but they don't cohere into a meaningful thread. Perhaps nothing is as it seems to be - a morbidly haunted house and both Ben Caplan's and Leila Syke's misdirection and a healthy dog tied up outside who apparently is never fed are the writer's idea of keeping us guessing.
That's not a bad idea it's difficult to guess when asleep.
That's not a bad idea it's difficult to guess when asleep.