Aura

Really poor acting, the wife is sooo bad, the husband is a wetfish, the mother reminds me of a mother from one of those old films where she controls her kids with religion and shouting at nothing, just crazy, and the other 2 main characters, well one played out to be what she is advertised as but at some old silly fair/circus in a little caravan who managed to pull something off that a so called expert failed to do years ago with her and help from other experts. Yet she manages to get something to work with just herself and the wetfish, and the only one who played an ok part was the sister, and thats because she doesn't really say or do anything, her makeup is quite good too, but as soon as it gets near the end and she has to do a little acting, its just as bad as the rest. You don't have to worry about spoilers, you know exactly what is going to happen and it does so there you don't need to watch it now lol. I wouldn't bother.

The wife looks like a team America puppet but with less acting skills, the husband is a sock puppet, the script must have been written on a fag packet during some sort of crisis. Another crap horror from Netflix.

Could have been a pretty cool film but the acting left a lot to be desired. The acting and crappy "american" accents were too distracting. Why have an English main character and an American main actor then have other English cast and make them do American accents when they clearly can't . It didn't even make sense where this was supposed to be filmed. American people, American car but an English house. The plot could have made a great film. All in all very disappointing.

Low budget, easily predictable film. Nothing special. You pretty much know from the beginning how it's going to end, and it does. Worth watching once, but not twice.

Because maybe she was possessed or sued by the spirit of Anastasia Beaverhausen.

Don't bother watching this unoriginal hot mess of a movie.