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Greg A. Sager's psychological chiller mistakes contrived revelations for good storytelling.

James Russo stars in Matthew Goodhue's spine-tingling familial horror feature.

The third in the film series begins showing signs of franchise fatigue.

It has a morbidly amusing personality all its own, and Voss’ committed turn makes it a keeper.

Damian McCarthy's film seems more interested in defining itself by all the tropes it doesn’t fall into rather than doing…