Mediocre at best.

Rating: 2/10 (1 October 2015)

The best thing about this movie is that it's trying to be scary, has a pretty interesting idea behind it, and doesn't reply on jump-scare abuse.
But other than that it's pretty bad.
The child is annoying. I don't blame the actor since he is a kid, but he wasn't the best at acting (smiling when he was supposed to be scared sort of stuff). He also had a really high pitched voice that may me pray he would suddenly hit puberty mid movie. I hate who ever write this script for making him scream. The character himself appears to be somewhat autistic and is being portrayed as a burden.
The mother was good acting but the character was just kind of eh. Teachers offered to put her kid in a special class and she freaked out and just took him out of school all together. She really needed to pick up a parenting book or go to a parenting class or something because she's letting her kid build monster death devices and doesn't keep a good eye on him, then she gets upset when he does something dangerous and not in a "You could have gotten hurt" sort of upset.
And the monster isn't scary. It sounds like a pterodactyl and looks like the spawn of Laughing Jack and The Penguin.