No more than a good premise

Rating: 1/10 (14 January 2019)

Throwing money at a good idea just isn't enough to make a good movie.
There is no story to Netflix's latest debacle other than what you can see in the trailer. There is no character development, no arc, no redemption, no explanation and finally no ending. What's wrong with an ending? I never understood why it's cool for movies or series not having an ending. It doesn't have to be a happy ending, but you need some closure to a story that you've wasted your time and emotion on. The entire flick could be 10 mins long and it's a series of scenes of people arguing, interwoven with a blindfolded protagonist running through the woods.