Gotta love movies that remind us horror isn't all about shock.

Rating: 7/10 (1 February 2020)

This film here isn't all that much about how or even why people die, it's for most of its runtime about the terror deaths inflict on loved ones. It's rather easy to understand the situation the on-screen character is in and the pain he has to live through. It's disturbingly well crafted to touch you and make you feel fear in ways other than shock or surprise.
However, no amount of story, acting, cinematography and proper continuity will make you able to fully ignore the absolutely horrendous CGI in this film. Some scenes are a plain 0/10 and nearly all of them are pretty much completely unnecessary. It's so bad, it drags down the entire rating. Every single piece of CGI took me out of the experience and made me hate what I'm seeing for minutes.
It's a good piece of horror and probably one you may want to watch with your family, if you're all into it. Just... someone rather nitpicky might have a lot to complain about.