Cora (Anna Camp) is a drug addict and her son Noah goes missing. Years later, she's in recovery and attending a self-help group led by Abel (John Ales). She follows the mysterious Abel in a ritual to find her son.
It's a low budget, low intensity, low production horror. I like the ritual at first, but it's nothing terrifying. I usually love Anna Camp although she's a brunette in this one. She's rarely a brunette and rarely playing a druggie. It's interesting that she's trying, but it's not her strength. At the end of the day, the movie is lacking with no thrills. It could have brought back Noah sooner in the movie and turned bad. There is a lot that could have been done, but this story just lays there.
It's a low budget, low intensity, low production horror. I like the ritual at first, but it's nothing terrifying. I usually love Anna Camp although she's a brunette in this one. She's rarely a brunette and rarely playing a druggie. It's interesting that she's trying, but it's not her strength. At the end of the day, the movie is lacking with no thrills. It could have brought back Noah sooner in the movie and turned bad. There is a lot that could have been done, but this story just lays there.