Very poor. No suspense, no plot, no scares.

Rating: 1/10 (12 May 2006)

Having seen the pervasive publicity for this film, I thought it would be average at worse. However, after an hour I felt that I was watching a second-rate made-for-TV film. This did not change for the second full hour I sat through.
The plot is very uninvolving. The camera mainly follows a mother wandering at random through a deserted town in search of her lost daughter where she encounters monsters. These computer-generated figures are totally out of place with the human actors, and their only horror is in being quite grotesque. There is no suspense. There is no plot. The main reaction of the audience I was with was bemused laughter at the shapes of these monsters, and the arbitrary times at which they appear.
Unless you have an interest in seeing how poor a film results from taking video-game concept and then removing the games controller and any sense interaction, this is a film to be avoided.