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Bobby and Jules take a trip to a guest house on a small, quiet island, in a bid to mend their troubled relationship, unfortunately their romantic break turns into a recurring nightmare.

Why on Earth does this film have such pitifully low reviews, I just don't get it, ok, so it's not brilliant, and it's a theme that has been done before, several times, but for a low budget horror, i thought it was quite effective.

Imagine if Groundhog Day had no budget at all, and they decided to turn it into a horror, making it with a very artsy style. I quite enjoyed the ending, not what I was expecting.

There are several decent scares, and the masked figure looks pretty scary, I'd be lying if I said it was brilliant, but it's a decent, effective, low budget horror thriller.

Decent acting, it looks pretty good too.

7/10.

Some may describe this movie as a slow burner with a shock ending. I would describe it as a no burner with no surprise. If you didn't see the end coming, you must have been scrolling.

I actually got angry when the alarm went off. It was like living in a nightmare!

It's a half-hour Twilight Zone episode dragged out to 90 minutes. The plot has been recycled, you won't be surprised by the ending, and you've seen it done better before. There should be a special hell reserved for people who give these mediocre efforts pumped up ratings to mislead viewers.

This movie dragged on for far too long. Honestly, unlike most,I did not see the end coming, but, like most, was confused as heck anyway because it raised more questions than it answered. The couple was rather annoying and unlikeable. I actually started to look forward to seeing their demise. Irritatingly, despite KNOWING what will occur, the guy doesn't try in any major way to stop it. ONE HUNDRED times!!!! Never explains anything satisfactorily to his girlfriend, never makes a concerted effort to alter events (well,once, when he just convinced her to stay in the room all day. Insert eye roll).

It was a chore to sit through these 90 minutes. Over-acted and too ambiguous of a story. The way the scenes were overlaid was bizarre.

The only positive attribute is that the film setting made me think of my enjoyable trip to New England years back.