Intelligent horror. For once there's a horror movie with character development and a scenario they're out in that gets the audience invested in. Not since the first Elm Street movie was there ever an intelligent story about fear and loss. The movie examines the curiosity of what's on the other side of this life. Yes, it's also creepy, haunting, and with enough jump scares for the feeble folks.

The movie opens dark and ends in a way that may stay with you for a while. I found it to be an intelligent movie that examines life and death. The monster is the fear itself of what lies in the other side. While it's difficult to delve into details and no spoilers here, let's just say horror movie fans will get their fill. It's scary but also a story about loss.