This film starts off as a bit of a dozer but once it kicks into gear the mystery of who the masked prowlers are, and Liv Tyler’s effective acting, makes for a fairly good mystery. Tyler is quite good as young Kristen McKay, and she acts out cold, naked fear quite convincingly, with true-to-life facial expressions and quiet sobs and tears.
Unfortunately, the film crosses our level of acceptability as a family-friendly film with strong language, bloody violence, and a sex scene. Therefore, we cannot award our Dove “Family-Approved” Seal to this movie.
