Couldn't tell you much about the movie since many scenes important to the plot are impossible to see because they were filmed in such dim lighting that you can't tell what the F is going on unless your watching in a pitch dark room. Movie need to post in their ratings and warning "Not suitable for daytime viewing." I'm sure the director thinks this kind of cinematography will build suspense, but for me it only delivers endless frustration. I'm done with these dimly lit horror movies. From now on the minute I see nothing but a black screen with a few metallic glints for more than 30 seconds I'm hitting the channel button.

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