Cool movie on how to play a game. You could see when a character earned something new and then got to use it to get a level higher. However, I could not give it a 5 when I didn't have a clue what the meaning meant. Were they really dead? You know these things at the end of Mario Brothers.

Not too many movies nowadays are horror films. These days, I like to categorize films like these that are considered horror films as 'Survival-Thriller.' I got a few jumps out of this movie, but for me, 95% of the scariness wasn't in the moments where it was supposed to be bump-in-the-night scary, but in situations where I'd think to myself 'how would I react to a moment like this?' And when one starts thinking that, one starts feeling themselves slowly becoming more engrossed into the film, practically to the point where they start putting themselves in each of the characters' shoes, not just the main character. Should this kind of experience happen, you'll start getting very intrigued with their experiences, almost to the point where, when you hear metallic scrapes and booming footsteps outside of a door you just locked up to escape man-eating bugs, you just start thinking to yourself 'what the Hell's coming now?' and you'll probably still be thinking that before a massive blade smashes through the door, nearly cutting you. And then that train of thought wouldn't go to you calmly thinking, 'maybe I should move to an area of the room where this thing can't get me' but rather frantically thinking 'oh my God, oh my God, we're all going to die!' while moving backwards.I'd say that the best way to explain a 'survival-thriller' would be to say that the movies '28 Days Later' and '28 Weeks Later' perfectly and wholey embody everything about the genre.That being said, the reason I gave this movie four stars was because, although it was a great movie, it did have a few naggles. Why would you not show a woman being beaten to near death and probably unconsciousness if you're just going to show that same woman later on being burned to death with full explicity? And why would that teenager girl Anna decide that when what she fears most approaches her, she should throw a rock at a non-believer? Other than those and a few other things about the movie, I thought it was great.