I just don't care...

Rating: 5/10 (6 January 2017)

So there's a community of witches living in the woods who feed off baby's blood to keep themselves young (cheesy) and who get their instructions through a black billy-goat masquerading as the devil in the family shed? Really?
The dialogue was miserable and the acting not that good, regardless of what other people say.
There are some merits to this film, and it's definitely good enough to get a sarcastic review, but don't think this is going to be a gripping horror/thriller - it's not.
Getting back to the 'scintillating' plot; after being isolated, hungry and cut-off from the rest of society, the family end up accusing each other of evil, fighting in-house as to who's the most evil (you decide), culminating in the prettiest being the only survivor of the devil-induced family feud, serving the sole purpose of her having a warped enough mind to lead her into madness and willingly join the coven of witches in the woods.
I didn't see a flash of inspiration to suggest that the girl could be or become one of the witches, just that she ended up being one after all. It's nothing more than a mish-mash of rather unimaginatively implemented folk-tale ideas.