A Wonderfully Acted and Well Done Thriller.

Rating: 7/10 (30 October 2015)

The most important thing to know when going into this movie is expect a thriller, and not a horror movie. I remember when I first saw this marketed, it seemed to be the latter, but a horror fan will likely be very disappointed. Indeed it feels like studio executives were determined that it must be that way, as the only real "horror" in the film consists of a handful shoehorned jump scares. That, and a lackluster (but sufficient) ending are all that really keeps this film from making the top 250.
The acting is incredible, particularly that of Isabelle Fuhrman. She's only 18 at the time of this review, but I hope to see her in many future films because she has true talent.
All of the characters are unique, and have real issues they deal with. The opening rivaled Up in terms of how touching and sad it was.
If you're looking for a great edge of your seat thriller, don't pass this one up.