Izzy (Jemima West) returns to her family, including her husband Ethan and children Emma and Tommy. She quickly notices her family is acting strangely, particularly her son, and she begins seeing frightening apparitions.
Ethan, previously a researcher of Hawaiian folklore, has shifted his career to writing children's books, a change that Izzy finds suspicious. The family's subsequent trip to Hawaii serves as a major turning point for the story's supernatural climax. Izzy (Jemima West) returns to her family, including
Jemima West’s performance is frequently cited as a highlight, bringing depth and realism to her character’s struggle. The family's subsequent trip to Hawaii serves as
Reviews for the film are generally mixed, with critics praising the lead performance while finding the plot somewhat derivative: The film plays with the idea of whether
The film is noted for its competent cinematography and effective use of practical effects and creature design.
The film plays with the idea of whether Izzy's visions are internal manifestations of trauma or external demonic threats. Critical Reception