Okay, not quite art-house/indie style, like much of what seems to be a hit nowadays, but still deadly slow and with an ending that's a complete let down. (No spoiler needed - you'll know it long before it comes).

Special effects that could have been amazing.

A plot that let's you imagine all kinds of twists, turns, betrayals, conspiracies, and more... but then takes the obvious route.

This movie's saving grace (which for me meant a 5 instead of 2 or 3 like most of the art-house/indie blur): Sarah Snook. Never heard of her and I don't think I've seen her before - but powerful, flexible acting, and a character that was likable enough to convince me to watch it till the end.

If you like slow, nothing-happens art-house, this is that with a little extra. But for most of us, wasted TIME.