This movie is like the live action remake of the Dimmadome Acres episode of Fairly Odd Parents, where all the houses look the same and there's little to no way out of it. With the aspect of you're the only one there, forced to raise a child to adulthood, and accepting the realization that you live in hell. I love how this movie packs so much in its 1h 30m timeline. Yet all of that time could've made for a better second half, one with revenge outside of loss. This was one of the films I was looking forward to seeing in 2020, yet was unfortunately unable to by the widespread pandemic we're facing globally. I guess there's a little bit of that irony in the writing. But regardless, it wasn't amazing but it wasn't awful. I liked the concept but I feel like they could've explored it way more than how they ended up doing.
