Honestly this film had the potential to be a lot better but it wasn't, it was super boring most of the time sure it kept me in agony and wanted to see what will happen next but at least 40 something minutes pass to show something scary only towards the end it got more intense but it had nice parts it was average overall.

The message this has is .. an interesting and important one. But until it is revealed you have to endure a movie that keeps you hanging and guessing what is what. Not a bad thing in my book, but something that a few viewers may take issue with. That the story does not move along quickly enough.

Supernatural things occur or maybe they don't ... there are things you have to imagine happen ... on the other hand, the movie is quite clear on certain things ("real" or not so real). The performances are good and there are a few nice (scary) scenes that may get a reaction out of you ... not the best of the bunch produced by Blumhouse, but as you can tell I am not dissapointed either ... I am easy to please though, so maybe that doesn't mean too much. Still love the message, even if the real life implacations are more horrific than anything seen in the movie ...

Another poor showing in the Amazon/Blumhouse series of horror productions. These seem to have been shot in enclosed sets with limited cast members and cheap storylines. This one's about a pregnant Mexican woman, living in California, who may or may not be haunted by a curse involving her unborn child. Nice to see the Mexican cast in this, but the horror is absolutely non-existent. The background, of forced sterilisation, is certainly an impactful one but it doesn't fit with the genre at all.