This is the new film from the director of Quarantine (2008), John Erick Dowdle. I've raved about how intense and thrilling Quarantine was, but this film looks bittersweet. The fact that they are in a small setting is appealing -- seeing as how Quarantine took place in a small, four-story apartment building -- but toward the end of the trailer there is one scene that makes me say, "Really!?" (HINT: look for the face in the mirror, Eh...)
M. Night Shyamalan co-wrote and produced this film, so we'll see if he can write something better than his most recent works. What happened to the M. Night that made The Sixth Sense (1999), Unbreakable (2000), and Signs (2002)?
