Within the first ten minutes, the film's direction became evident. The story with few cheap scares felt like a rehashed version of a Stephen King's "The Mist", but lacking the depth and originality that made the latter so captivating. The main protagonist, an ignorant, smug 52-year-old single mother-to-be and the irritating supporting cast, a mix of clichéd and stereotypical characters, failed to elicit any genuine interest or empathy. On the contrary, you wish to see them die. The film suffered from a new low of lazy writing. Instead of exploring fresh ideas, the predictable story leaned on tired old tropes. This lack of creativity and originality made it challenging to connect with the events unfolding on-screen and made me wish I had a blindfold too, because watching it makes you wanna kill yourself too at some point.