I found the setting, a post-modern house which seems to be located in the countryside utterly separated from any civilization, quite interesting. It elicits memories, whether real or manifested, of playing in the almost limitless, and more or less deserted, area as a child. The twin boys are interesting to watch, expressive even in silence. The mother is adequate, and portrays the vagueness required of the part.
The story is light, however, and lacks motivation. Moving along lazily, one is not especially encouraged to continue watching. There is a twist near the end, but it is almost overshadowed by the torture aspect, which manifests itself during the interrogation portion of the film. Over all, I do not recommend if you are looking for a good scare.
The story is light, however, and lacks motivation. Moving along lazily, one is not especially encouraged to continue watching. There is a twist near the end, but it is almost overshadowed by the torture aspect, which manifests itself during the interrogation portion of the film. Over all, I do not recommend if you are looking for a good scare.