The movie does have a spin on the kidnap theme. It also has some colorful (if sometimes one sided) characters. It also does know how to create tension in a lot of ways. So overall it does have a couple of points going its way. It's almost a shame it does seem to lose itself later on, especially considering the environment it created at the start of the movie by spinning a couple of things.

Relationships can be fragile, almost as fragile as entities. Although entities do not really consist of anything, so therefor fragile would not be a word that can describe them. But when they really want, they can move or rather make things happen, not being fragile at all. So maybe the middle ground still would be right? What is not right of course is how the main bad guys behave. Very despicable and hateful is the best way to describe them.

A more than decent effort then, with good special effects and a lot of blood too

Plot spoilers Sam (Sarah Jeavons) is abducted, gets away, and surprise....runs through the woods and ends up at the house of the abductors which we have seen too many times before. She hides and for about the next half hour we hear her whimper as she bleeds out in a closet. Not exactly exciting stuff. Then at an hour into the film the genre changes because...well no because, it just does and oh yes the dreams and flashbacks are supposed to make it seem real. And what was that eye opener at the end supposed to be? Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.

This film has two parts for me, one was good and worked well, the other didn't work and ruined any tension that the movie held. The good, the kidnap theme was working well and it held some tension through the movie, which I liked a lot. Then there was the haunted theme which ruined the whole film for me and took out any tension that the film held. Why? Well when it came to the haunted part, there were no scares, no tension with it and to me, spoilt the whole story and I'll for me. The film should have kept on the kidnap theme as I thought it was well done on most accounts, if they were going to stick to the haunted theme, then rank up the tension and scares to make it work, don't have less. I have given this three stars, one for the main actress, she was pretty good in this, the kidnap theme was done pretty well, I know it was a low budget movie but this has never bothered me and the third star is for the film directors, well Done for the most part of keeping the tension up. No stars go for the bad guys, way over acting and no stars for the haunting part, spoilt the whole film. If anyone is giving this five or above stars, then you know something is up.