I watched the first 45 minutes of this film and then went on auto-pilot, meaning skipped through a lot of the excessive dialogue scenes in the various locations where our group of people fleeing from the unnamed, unseen invaders(?)/demons(?)/biological experiments-gone-wrong(?)/totally unnecessary allegory for some other aspect of modern civilization(?) and I am glad I did. This flick clocks in at over 2 hours and I would say about 1:00hrs are pure dramatic filler designed to keep a certain subset of the viewership interested.

I won't drop any spoilers or plot hints, but I will warn you - this is the kind of movie that would have much lower ratings if people had been convinced to drag their families out of the house on a cold winter day and plop down $50+ for the movie and popcorn in a theater. This BELONGS on Netflix as it's just not that compelling or unique.