7/10

A pleasantly satisfying indie horror flick, it has a style that feels nostalgic, but the story feels fresh. The film is well produced, with strong acting and particularly strong cinematography. While there are plenty of horror tropes that make it feel familiar, the premise is original, making for an entertaining story with plenty of gore and surprises, and an entertaining examination of religion.

-1 Star for a stupid opening, 'We're ruined! Ruined!!!'''''

Oh it picks up. Father Vincent knows how to take some confession. I tells you what!!!!

+1 Star for Confessions!!!!!!

The voice of the radio Host reminded me so much of R. Lee Ermey. I certainly do miss him so!!!!!

So far I'm seeing this is not a HORROR movie at all. But Mary certainly is one cool villain!!!

-1 Star for the 'confession' of the biker, her 'confession' seemed very fake......

Oh so I see the tie now to the opening. Psycho man became psycho man over dad's suicide over being robbed. Altho how a person can be completely ruined over 1 burglary of their home safe is beyond me. Don't keep all your eggs in one basket??? Always a simple simple rule to live by.

LOL...-1 Star for how Mary hooks up with the brothers as their assistant , so lame.....

Okay I guess the horror is in the group psychosis......

I love Mary's boots btw.

It's weird how everyone who uses a knife in the movie stabs in about the same spot. Little Trivial Tidbit.

The end was probably what needed to happen. Definitely didn't make 100% sense so it gets no bonus.

3/10