So, yeah - you should definitely skip this one. Now, I won't spoil anything, but I felt that Sandra did a poor choice in doing this film. I do believe her acting was spot on, with her emotion, drive and character development but I felt that the film itself was dragging on with so many "ugh" moments and other moments that you wished that it was over soon.

And once you came to the end, it was like .... "ugh" are you serious!?

Long story short: Strange, invisible creatures are wrecking havoc across the planet and anyone that sees them commits suicide. And while this is happening, Sandra is trying to survive with a blindfold. *UGH

So it's a combination of M. Night Shyamalan's The Happening and John Krasinski's A Quiet Place... okay, but Netflix didn't quite reached that "Fear Factor" we all hoped for

If anything for a chill down the spine moment was the events that were unfolding at the beginning of the movie, which included the ever awesome American Horror Story star, Sarah Paulson (Applause... Applause). I mean, after her death, the fear goes downhill from there, as well as the rest of the film with the story and acting... and that's it. I even felt John Malkovich wasn't up to par with his classic 90's attitude or poetic anger anymore.

You did bad, Netflix. Very Bad...