More questions than answers

Rating: 4/10 (4 September 2018)

Started out interestingly enough. Toni Collette and Gabriel Byrne are awesome. I dont the kids were cast accurately. I liked how they use the support group to fill in the backstory but there was zero reaction in regards to all the terror and tragedy this family had endured. I liked Collette's monologue at the dinner table, after the daughters death. The family dog doesn't show up until 2/3rds of the way through the movie, so why include him at all?. Why are the bodies included in the final ritual? They spend alot of time on the miniatures but theres no significance to them? Why are there naked people at the end? Who are they? They have no significance to the story other than to illustrate how many followers there are, I guess. I heard a lot about this movie and was excited to see it, but in the end it just couldn't deliver. I'm disappointed.