Worth seeing just to witness how winsome it is.

I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

Excellent characters with emotional depth. My wife, daughter and granddaughter all enjoyed it...and me, too! Very good movie! You won't be disappointed.

Actress is magnificent and exudes a hypnotic screen presence in this affecting drama.

Ten friends head up to a mountain resort for vacation but when they arrive there is no sign of life. Then, one by one, they start to literally disappear into thin air , with no explanation. Interesting idea. This is a movie that goes for mystery and tension rather than in your face gore and it certainly manages to keep it up through it's duration. It had me hooked, waiting for the next person to vanish, though in some cases it was obvious who would be next. Decent production values and the acting was good enough, though some of the actors - in their 40's - were perhaps playing roles more suited to younger people. Without giving anything away the end was a slight anti climax but worth watching none the less.

A group of friends go to a mountain lodge for a getaway and find it completely deserted. They find food left on the table, taps running, a bath with water, clothing and make up. They notice there are no birds, animals or bugs and that the weather is odd. One by one they disappear. As they begin to panic and try to work out what is going on they turn on each other as desperation kicks in.This had all the makings of a good film until it ends with no explanation of what was going on. It's a shame because the concept was really good and with more development and love this could have been great. The acting and atmosphere were excellent as were the settings and cinematography. It's just lacking any kind of clue as to what the heck is going on which doesn't do the film justice.

This movie could have been a lot better if the ending had explained what was happening. The acting was not bad and it was very atmospheric but I held on to the end to see the conclusion. I was disappointed and I felt I had wasted my viewing time. I've seen some of the actors in a lot better movies than this and I guess they were just killing time until their next one.

I think this film could have been rather good if the director and writers had the courage to take a risk and avoid the usual slasher/horror premise. I was interested to read some of the theories here, and agree that the film was a missed opportunity to explore our beliefs about death. There was so much potential to add depth to the story, some of which was hinted at but which they seemed to run scared of and revert to stereotypes. The characters could have been developed also, but again appeared to rely more on stock horror film types. I think the director and writers unfortunately appear to be of the opinion that we, the audience, are creatures of little brain, and felt the need to 'dumb down'. Why, for instance, have someone produce a gun when there was clearly nothing to shoot at (other than each other)? And of course, the gratuitous sex scene - who in their right mind would strip off then have sex with their ex when your in a creepy cabin and everyone is disappearing around you??? This could have been such a great film if only those involved had the guts to try something a bit different. They played safe instead, which has backfired anyway, and produce something quite mediocre