A family are stalked by mysterious doppelgangers. Little do they know but the problem is much bigger than they could have imagined.
This is a film made with a healthy budget but there is little substance to sustain it. It should have been around 85 minutes in length but is stretched out to an interminable 116 minutes. The film has a single idea and spends a lot of time with the affected family, but gets so bogged down on the idea of the doppelgangers that it loses sight of providing any real suspense. There is some type of reason given for the doppelgangers' existence (eventually) but it is completely preposterous - they provide a short statement then just expect the viewer to accept and move on.
The ending of the film (a supposed 'twist') is so obvious you'll see it coming a mile away (so long as you were awake throughout the film) and if you didn't get it the reveal is so drawn out that you'll probably just feel cheated.
Very, very disappointing. 1.5 stars.
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The Wilson Family
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Adelaide WilsonHaunted by an unexplainable and unresolved trauma from her past and compounded by a string of eerie coincidences, Adelaide feels her paranoia elevate to high alert as she grows increasingly certain that something bad is going to befall her family. |
Gabe WilsonAdelaide’s husband, Gabe, is the patriarch of the family, but he’s also the “fun” parent. He doesn’t always consult Adelaide on things. If Gabe had really spent a lot of time listening to her, observing her actions, body language and the way she reacts to things, he’d have known a little bit more about his wife. |
Zora WilsonZora Wilson is the willful teen daughter of Adelaide and Gabe. She’s a little snarky, she’s smart and she’s hitting a point in her life where she wants to be taken seriously as a young woman, but she’s finding a bit of resistance from her parents as she tries to break out of that box. |
Jason WilsonThe youngest member of the Wilson family, Jason is perhaps the most internal and mysterious. He’s quiet, intelligent, and seemingly lost in his own head. |
