The movie is technically well done, but it fails miserably at some things, making it just fine, but not good enough.

It creates horror atmosphere, with long scenes without abusing unnecessary jumpscares and giving space to the stories of the characters; but it also gives us ultra cliche characters (the babysitter, the audacious friend, and the potential boyfriend), with a pretty standard way of developing the story (the stupid neccesary actions of the characters), and actually abusing the lack of jumpscares in the first hour. More, the lead actresses Madison Iseman and Katie Sarife are really weak, and Safire especially annoying in the first 45 minutes (granted, the script doesn't help them).

In the end, I missed a bit of humor (like the unfairly criticized "The Nun" had) or interesting ambientation (like "The Nun" had), to combine it with the good atmosphere and well paced horror (something "The Nun" didn't had). I got a bit bored and the ending lost weight. It was fine, but not more than that.