Where do I start with this? It's one of those rehashed and hyped to death horror movies dished out by Hollywood every year that make a ton of money despite so many plot holes that make your eyes roll in disgust. But I guess, the mainstream audience lap it up like they always do. This is probably my first review in here, but I am not going to be one of those people who create multiple accounts just so they can claim that this is their first review and then go on about how "insert some movie" is the worst movie ever. This movie has some good parts if you can overlook glaring plot issues that we have become accustomed to. Like, Sandra bullocks acting, excellent cinematography and the supermarket scene which I liked. I know it's been said so many times but Netflix should really focus more on quality over quantity because they have some good things going for them. Watch this If you like "horrorless" horror movies. Otherwise, skip it and save your time!