Everybody Dies by the End

Some low budget horror movies work in spite of bad performances. This is not one of those movies. The acting is far from the problem here. This is one of the strangest examples of "what could have been" that I've ever seen. Simply put: good acting in a bad movie still results in a bad movie. The basic concept is fine, but the writing is not. It is so clear from early on where this is going, yet the characters that aren't in on it seem oblivious. There's no conceivable way that's possible. The most self centered actor on earth could see what's going on here. The cast of this deserve better, and I'd like to see them in an actual good horror movie. This one is not it.