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Nice effects though.

The best films of this genre always show a path and provide a takeaway for being a better person.

The thing I enjoyed most about the film is the fact that it doesn't shy away from being a super-sized-cliche;

A bunch of kids go to a remote cabin in the woods (okay it's a hotel resort) cue spinner and we get... rapture? A bunch of young adults whose personalities are quickly poorly developed find themselves stranded at a remote location where it appears everyone just suddenly disappeared...as well as the birds, the bugs and the kitties, leaving behind pieces of cold burnt toast, clearly a clue a former Waffle House worker is involved.As our party starts to disappear the remaining characters become more irrational but not any more entertaining. Everyone who is left suspects the creepy Noah (David de Lautour) is a demonic alien or something who and knows what is happening...It seems the biggest rant against the film is that there is no closure...but there are clues. Note the license plate on Noah's car "666- PPP." "PPP" is an upside down 666 and could be a clue as the only way you can watch the film is upside down...or not. The original title of the film was "Last Stop." Again a clue. Jack (nickname for Satan) insists they stay. Clue?The film is just filled with clues....Help me.I really don't need closure, I just wished the characters were developed better and Fiona Gubelmann disappeared after taking a shower.Parental Guide: F-bomb. brief sex. No nudity.

PROS: The thing that's stands out more than anything is the progression of intensity. This is an undeniable pro. When you get down to the nitty gritty each and every characters, presumed, death is more intense than the next. The mystery just spirals, and continues to do so, the entire duration of the film. I can give some of the credit to how well the characters relationships were displayed earlier in the film. They didn't take a long time showing the connections between characters, they didn't not do it at all, but most importantly they didn't over develop any one set of relationships. This really was a big thing for me, because the director was crafty enough to show character development and relationships gradually throughout the build up of tension in a way that when you got to the end the characters left are well enough connected to create a great climax and falling action. I can understand where people would be disappointed with the ending as well, but I honestly couldn't think of an ending that would better encompass the film as wholly as this ending did.CONS: With a large cast it is rare that every actor is good, and this film fell victim to this as well. Although some of the actors were ridiculously good, others were too stagnant and didn't feel genuinewww.chorror.com

This movie could have been a lot better if the ending had explained what was happening. The acting was not bad and it was very atmospheric but I held on to the end to see the conclusion. I was disappointed and I felt I had wasted my viewing time. I've seen some of the actors in a lot better movies than this and I guess they were just killing time until their next one.

While not sure as to how to truly "label" this film... it's definitely a worth watching movie. The characters are varied and balance out with each other. I don't want to give it away so I will write what I was thinking as I watched it. This is the type of movie I personally think is best to see without reading the promo. Watch it that way and you will understand why. At first it seems TOO peaceful, ... and yes it is... at first. It doesn't take long however for the viewer (and characters) to realize something's amiss. The bully kid from "A Christmas Story" is all grown up and plays a major role in the film as is also Mena Suvari. All in all a good watch. Keep the lights off for maximum enjoyment.