When you can predict the antagonist/protagonist by the color of their skin, there is too much political influence in your media. This is Netflix. Take a guess what color they make the bad guy. Every single one, every single time.

With a run time of around two hours, I expect far more substance. To a certain point the unseen evil of this film can be considered an artistic choice, but after the first hour it becomes clear this is nothing more than a lack of artistic direction. A shorter film (70-90 minutes) might not have suffered from this to the same extent.

In summary, this film seems to draw all inspiration from films like The Happening and A Quiet Place, and substitutes only the most minor of details. Anyone seeing originality here has clearly never ventured outside the echo chamber that is Netflix.

Sandra Bullock's convincing acting, nor the delightful camerawork can salvage this train wreck from a three star rating.