Good films always raise compelling questions, whether the format is fiction or documentary fact.

Blending excellent reporting and strong storytelling, this is a disturbing film truly stranger than fiction

Excellent and certainly provocative... If nothing else, the film is a real conversation starter.

This is a dark and sometimes deeply uncomfortable drama

I absolutely hated this movie. In the beginning and up until they climbed aboard the ship, a ship btw way as we the viewers could tell was uninhabited but still it was fairly interesting but then it went downhill. I figured out after not too long, that the Jess character was in a time loop of some kind. Who had apparently never saw the movie, Groundhog Day was my first thought.But really, it was very repetitive with her going through this loop time and again but finally near the end of the movie, she seemed to have beat it and finds herself washed up on a beach, with the outfit she had been wearing when she killed all the people she'd been yachting with, floating nearby.This Jess character also annoyed me. When trying to explain to the others what was happening she never ever used the phrase stuck in a time-loop. She knew that's what was happening, but instead she whined and cried and said things like, "we have to get off this ship" or "you have to kill the others" or "There's two of me, two of you", Or again, "You have to believe me we need to get off this ship!" But she never tried to give them any real explanation as to why.Then she makes it back home and then realized her other self was there. And her other self was not a nice or a good mother, so she kills her, I guess thinking that will break the time loop or something. Then she grabs her son and leaves in her car only to get involved in a car accident.We see her dead on the ground and her little boy also dead, but then we see a taxi driver who says he will give her a ride. She tells him to take her to the harbor.She meets those same people and I kept expecting her to tell them she changed her mind and wasn't going but no way. She gets on the boat with them and that's the end.I mean seriously? So basically she's going to go through the same thing all over again. There's more to the story then this but I'm not going to make this any longer than it already is. Just read the others reviews. All in all, I do not recommend this movie.

A well written screenplay with plot twists. Psychological thriller with some slasher horror mixed in. Some mind bender nonlinear chronology (flashbacks) makes it a well orchestrated low budget psychological thriller horror. I can tell a cheesy horror pretty quick and this isn't bad. It's got quality original storyline that keeps you into the movie. Sort of had a "The Shining" feel an times, but at sea. Did anyone else notice the room number of the cabin they checked for people when they first boarded the ship. Room 237... yeah.

You ever watch that movie you say at the end. What the hell did I just watched? That's what will happen to you. Trust me!

I admire how this story has the concept of a "loop" but it doesn't really explain how they got into the loop. This gives the movie a loop hole. Also the movie does not kill the main character but some of the scenes kills the main character (this may not sound sane but there is actually a lot of main character and they are the same person this is because of the loop that repeats the situation therefore creating a new group of people)The excitement doesn't last. After the movie reveals what is really happening, you would get to understand immediately what really is the issue but not the cause of it which is another hole in the story.Tbh, I seriously don't understand why she has to kill all of them in order to get back to her son. The fact that one of them actually got back to her son without killing all of them.The story focused only on the loop. The story didn't straighten the things that could question the main plot. Therefore raising questions that could destroy the "quality" of the story.