The movie was all and all an okay film. As a lot of other reviews I have read said, it gets kind of weird when the uncle, Peter, says to Sarah, "Man, you've really grown up." That right there is just awkward and not something someone in your family would say. Then we hear creepy sounds and weird noises, and then of course the electricity is out despite all of that. Some questions I had asked myself during the movie were, who killed her father? Sarah was in the same room as him. Also,as she's hiding she tries escaping and EVERYTHING is locked...And what's with that room that has a bed in it and a dresser. Who lived there? But, of course uncle Peter saves the day by returning to the house, and although Sarah has blood on her, and is crying her butt off, they still go back. That's unrealistic, but I know...it's just a movie. Then towards the end, when she is hiding and the little girl is sitting and they say "Come on. Don't be shy?" You ever notice the one guys like practically blind. Why does he have a cane? Anyways, the movie was written with a lot of questions, but the actors/actresses did their job, which was to follow the script.