Last of us meets Feast and The Descent

Rating: 6/10 (10 July 2018)

Step 1: use the post-apocalyptic scenario found in various movies and video games, like the Last of Us, putting emphasis on survival in hostile environment and family relations.
Step 2: create a hybrid monster with great influence from: The Descent, and Feast and even from Stranger Things.
The problem is that both steps are lacking depth and context. The scenario isn't properly explained, the context of the world they live in, how it became that way. This is also the case for the monsters, they haven't created any background for them as well.

The film isn't by any means bad in execution, I mean the acting is OK, the atmosphere is decent, the score is good and sound effects are serving the jump scares and tension in most scenes. So, the directing isn't the problem, the bad script is ...
It relies heavily on jump scares, but most of them are predictable for serious horror fans, and I doubt they are effective for the others as well, since most of the moments are "announced" using tensed music scores.
Plot holes? Well, since the plot is hardly explained, it's hard to say the several logic defying moments are actually plot holes. The fact that the monsters are traveling with surreal speed for example as soon as they here a sound, it's like there are at least 10 beasts in the proximity of the sound source any time, any place.
Anyway, for those who like more concept, you'll always better with no mainstream, no PG 13 horror movies, like some recent low budget and/or independent ones like: The Endless and The Ritual.