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Rating: 2/10 (15 January 2019)

This movie was essentially "The Mist" with invisible monsters (evil force) that people can't look at (or they'll kill themselves), and a happier ending. The movie focuses jumps back and forth between when the evil force first arrives, and years later dealing with the destruction of society.
As per usual for films in this age, it's anti-white male message was pushed on the viewer from the get-go, and most folks won't even realize it when watching. The white male characters are either uncaring a-holes, selfish drug dealers, or infected by the evil, while the roles of all the POC are that of morally good people who do heroic acts of upstanding character. Also, it wouldn't be a modern-day movie if the script didn't include an interracial relationship between a white female and a black male. This aspect was totally unnecessary for the plot, and they could have used a white couple (or a POC couple) without taking away roles from other groups. POC were already overrepresented in the movie.
The acting in this movie was pretty good and it had potential, but cultural Marxism propaganda ruined this movie, plus the fact they kept the evil force a complete mystery. The only things folks learn about it is you can't look at it, and for some reason it can't come indoors. They don't even show what the force is (likely to save money) other than swirling leaves. I'm surprised anyone is talking about this movie, as it wasn't that good at all.