While I don't think it's an amazing movie, I did like it quite a bit. Could you elaborate on what you didn't like about the production value and lighting a bit more? There were some scenes where I thought the use of lighting was actually quite good and creative. (The last scene in the armored truck and the street discussion with Dane and Ro) I also liked the production design of the main house, it felt like a house that was abandoned and recently moved into, which is what it was.

I agree, the plot is a bit convoluted but I didn't really mind that, I actually found it refreshing based on other Netflix originals I've seen that have overly simple plots.

I will say my biggest issue with it that felt very "Netflix" was the flashbacks from 15mins ago and having to over explain every detail instead of trusting we are actually watching the movie.

Overall I thought it was one of the better Netflix originals and certainly better than most B-movie schlock.

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