A surprisingly effective horror film about a guy who is followed by monstrous children in a desolate housing project. What follows is a tense thriller mixed with horror elements and an effective mood of dread and apocalypse.

An intensely unpleasant film to watch, because the madness of the father is built up so slowly and believable. The end might be evident for some time, yet remains heartbreaking.

A great romantic comedy, much more efficient and well-acted than most. It just shows that there is nothing inherently wrong with the genre, only the typical execution.

The only thing that makes this film worth watching is Denzel Washington's performance. The story is a trite by-the-numbers redemption story and incredibly predictable. The only truly engaging moment is the plane crash which is terrifyingly effective.