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Chicago Sun-TimesRichard Roeper

“This intense and claustrophobic gore-fest is far removed from the elegiac tone of “A Quiet Place.” It’s more like a “Saw” movie, mixed in a bloody blender with elements from films such as “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre” and “The Cabin in the Woods” and “The Hills Have Eyes” and even “Carrie.” And yet there are a few genuinely thought-provoking sequences sprinkled in.”

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VarietyDennis Harvey

“It offers nothing particularly new, yet it fulfills the only requirement that really matters for this kind of movie — it’s scary.”

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Los Angeles TimesCarlos Aguilar

“Convincingly creepy while also slightly thought-provoking, it warns about deceiving facades, because what hides underneath masks is possibly much worse.”

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The Hollywood ReporterJustin Lowe

“A lethal little ensemble feature that packs quite a few thrills into a compact format.”

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Unknown SourceArizona Republic

“In an era where horror films are attempting to get smarter (a nod to you, “A Quiet Place,”) this just makes everyone dumber.”

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Popcorn Frights2019

“Nominee Popcorn Frights Audience Award, Scott Beck (director) - Bryan Woods (director)”

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Popcorn Frights2019

“Nominee Best Feature Film Award, Scott Beck (director) - Bryan Woods (director)”