It's not a horror movie, it's a psychological movie. Get that out of the way first. A lot of reviewers are upset that there weren't zombies or vampires. And some seem upset about "diversity" and "women films," but we know where the come from so... yeah.

Both women in the cast are damaged in various ways, but one is definitely more damaged than the other, and the slow unfolding lets you know who that is (although I suppose there is some ambiguity if you would like to keep wondering at the end). I thought they did a great job of evolving the characters, dropping casually into the dialog little clues that explain the backstories and motivations of the characters.

Over all it is sad, not horrifying. It's not the greatest film ever made, but having spent a lot of Covid watching some truly terrible films, I thought this one was well worth the time spent watching.

I am glad I watched it before consulting with it's IMDb score. It's definitely an underrated film on IMDb. It's not a jump scare movie. It's a slow burn psychological film. The acting, quite to the contrary is quite good. The film keeps you guessing who of the two women, Rowen or Emily, lost her marbles. Is it Rowen hallucinating what she sees? Is it Emily with a blood fetish because she hasn't gotten over her little sister's premature death? But the film does lean more into Rowen as the nutter. But I felt the ending could have been better. But still a good watch.

Emily (Lauren Beatty) works at a restaurant and invites the socially awkward greeter Rowan (Lee Marshall) to join her and her husband (?) Brendan (Aris Tyros) at her family cabin in the woods. Emily is undergoing "recovery" whatever that was, but seems fine. Rowan seems to have real issues including cuts on her arm. She has visions of Emily drinking blood which she believes is her blood as Rowans' condition worsens.

They introduced the characters for about 30 minutes and then I though something good would happen, like Emily being a vampire, or a home invasion, or even zombie aliens. And all we got was a freakin' dead bunny. Web site claims it was a story on co-dependency. I still didn't get it. Very boring.

Guide:F-word. Sex. Near nudity.