This movie was 90 minutes that I regrettably wasted out of my life watching. Did the writer make any effort at all to make this movie make any sense? A complete underwhelming blood clot.

Its an ultra-low budget movie with stilted dialog written so poorly that it yanks you out of the story - like characters speaking in the first person but using adjectives and adverbs fit for the third person, such as "My mother and I were understandably baffled."

if you can get past the amateurism, its a story about what its like to be traumatized by an attack and feel like no one understands you now, not even the people closest to you. In a clumsy, Stockholm syndrome way, the only person who understands what the protagonist went through, and has now become as a result of the attack, is the person who attacked her.

The first act is too long, with none of the characters seeming to have lives and means of support - none going to work or school etc,.

The film doesn't really get effed up and interesting until after she dies, with conversations and scenes from there that seems to be written to answer the "What if" questions about 'super' characters.

Some of the dialog by the supporting cast should have rewritten in to more natural language - letting in some ad-libs could have sorted that.

The cinematography matches the mood, nothing exciting, just straightforward shots that get out of the way of the story telling. Some of the audio tracks start or end sharply, but all the dialog is easy to listen to and clear of the background sound, which is a change from many recent productions.

Sure, the ending is a little predictable, but the journey to get there is diverting and intriguing.

Bet on seeing these two leads being seen in many future productions.