Very cool but needs improvements

Rating: 4/10 (6 September 2017)

What's up with the lighting throughout? This family lives like bats. What kind of family with little kids eats dinner with only the table gathering lit? Everything around them is pitch black. The dad keeps searching the house in the dark and the little girl, early on, searches for the bathroom in the pitch black, then tells him she can't find it. Gee, I wonder why. No little girl would even begin to that without light on. Even at the end, back at their real house, he's working at his desk in the dark. It's apparently awfully hard in this movie for lights/lamps to light up a room; it's like reflection doesn't exist. And a cop wouldn't just so happening to be camped on the side of a countryside road in the wee hours of the morning in the middle of nowhere. Also, the mom repeatedly yells at the dad about living there being a bad idea and that they should leave, and then when the dad finally tells her she's right when burning the films, she's curious as to why, telling him he's scaring her. Very annoying. And typical. At the very end, what the deputy explains to the dad over the phone after some research shouldn't've been a shock because that's what the dad realized about halfway through as he abruptly hung up.