BubbaSchwabb

...for social media. I feel like I'm using this expression more and more lately but it's a mile wide and an inch deep. I'm so sick of movies that attempt be deep, and mysterious with complex metaphors, but end up just being pretentious and insultingly simple. When writers and directors don't trust their audience to read deeper into meanings and feel like they have to spell it all out, it really tests my ability to not roll my eyes throughout the entire movie. I gave it four stars because, while I had it figured out literally five minutes in, it was still mildly entertaining. I hope the makers of this film didn't cut themselves on the edge.

At the very least it was an entertaining movie to wind down a Saturday night. As others have suggested though, the entire premise is absolutely absurd. Normally I can just turn my brain off and enjoy a movie but this was so outrageous that it was hard to ignore and actually distracts you. At a certain point, it's almost as much sci-fi as it is horror/thriller. I'm no medical expert, but I imagine there's some kind of process where medical professionals verify someone is actually dead before taking them to the morgue. It was also quite a bit too long. I hit pause at one point thinking it had to be in its final minutes and there was still a half hour left.