A true WTF did I just watch failure

Rating: 3/10 (20 May 2018)

This horror movie about isolated people in a grocery facing unknown horrors outside is the opposite of what Stephen King usually does.
Generally, King captures three dimensional characters, or at least attempts to give "credible characters in incredible situations" more than most Hollywood writers.
But here we get the opposite. These characters don't even come close to being one dimensional. They're simply seen from a demon possessed point of view of one person.
This one simply rationalizes how the others behave. They don't behave in any realistic way, though he tries to look calm.
It's obvious that this character is a true human monster simply deciding how others act out of his own convenience for the Hell he wants the world to be.
Trouble is that the makers of this movie don't make that clear enough for the feeble minds already totally brainwashed by Western culture's dark ages of Psychiatry, and that means this movie is part of the problem, not the solution.