A well directed slick slasher, that above all else is 83 minutes long. I like/hate the use of the pandemic and the reveal doesnt fully work for me but I don’t hate it either, wish there was a little more meat on the bones but also should be celebrated for its runtime!

Even my wife who LOVES horror movies laughed at how bad this one was lol

This could have been decent, but it turned out to be garbage.

While i'm definitely sick of anything Covid related and seeing masks, I think the pandemic elements were cleverly integrated. For most of the movie I was eye rolling at the Covid stuff but by the end of the movie I kinda dug it. It doesn't make it original by any means, it's very much a cliché by the book slasher... and it was a good one at that! Very thrilling, action-y and the fight scene choreography was amazing. Characters put up a real good fight and are hard to take down (excluding one). The kills were all very satisfying and brutal. House looks beautiful, nice camerawork, decent score and acting. Although it gets very repetitive with the cat and mouse chase and the open doors made me cringe a lot. The snake story was by far the most sick thing in the movie!

A straightforward and mean slasher/home invasion horror. Although it doesn't reinvent the wheel and I thought the COVID stuff was too lame and didn't really play well, especially coming from the writer of the Scream franchise. this is still an undeniably fun film. And a very tight one. I love how brutal some of the kills are and I also appreciate that it contains fewer stupid decisions compared to any home invasion flick out there.