I was pleasantly surprised by this film due to its unique take on hauntings. I found it very interesting that an event in the future could haunt someone in the present (and even those in the past). I had never seen that done before in any other film, so I was quite impressed with this new spin the director/writers put on a would-be conventional ghost story. That being said, I was somewhat disappointed with the ending. For an event to be so traumatic it transcends time and space, and thus haunts all the residents who lived there-even the original owners-I did expect a much more gruesome ending then what we received. Several people were killed and, understandably, that is traumatic in its own right but it didn't seem explosive enough considering all the build up that came before it. Had the baby been extracted and and/or Evie and David had died, that would have made much more sense with the overall story line, especially considering the psychic from many years prior to the event saw their faces rather than the faces of the people who actually died. So, I was let down a bit by the ending but overall this is a decent film.
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