For Angela Trimbur and/or Fairuza Balk fans ok. This still ain't anything exceptional. The suspense and tension grows after a slow but boring start and apart from the 2 ladies mentioned above, there isn't one likeable character. There lies the biggest problem in my opinion. When the bad guys finally get to the (supposed) good guys, which are already entangled in their own nightmare, you actually realize you've been praying for the ruthless killers to come and put an end to their victims misery.
Review of Hell Is Where the Home Is
