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A hospice nurse is trapped overnight with a dementia patient who may be possessed. Rated US R. Dialogue includes heavy profanity during panic, talk of murder and exorcism and frightening demon imagery. Gore stays relatively restrained for the rating, but the claustrophobic horror tone is intense. Best for older teens and adults who handle supernatural dread.
Uplifting themes
Characters briefly weigh doing the right thing, but survival horror overshadows uplift
Story (may spoil tone)
When a hospice nurse finds herself trapped with a dementia patient, she begins to suspect something else is wrong with the woman, something otherworldly, and must fight to survive the night.
Details
Violence Murder talk, blood references, and kill-or-be-killed panic drive the ov…
Murder talk, blood references, and kill-or-be-killed panic drive the overnight siege
Language Frequent f-words and s-words once the nurse realizes something is wrong
Frequent f-words and s-words once the nurse realizes something is wrong
Frightening Demon possession, exorcism rites, and claustrophobic hospice dread domi…
Demon possession, exorcism rites, and claustrophobic hospice dread dominate the tone
Gore / death / weapons Blood references and kill-or-be-killed panic mark the overnight siege,…
Blood references and kill-or-be-killed panic mark the overnight siege, though gore stays restrained for an R horror film
Mental health A dementia patient may be possessed, and medical distress mixes with su…
A dementia patient may be possessed, and medical distress mixes with supernatural fear
Grief / bereavement Past deaths and a brother's funeral surface in tense arguments
Past deaths and a brother's funeral surface in tense arguments
Flashing lights We have not confirmed whether this version contains flashing lights.
We have not confirmed whether this version contains flashing lights.
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Talk after watching
- The nurse must decide whether the patient is sick, dangerous, or something supernatural. How do people tell fear from fact in a crisis?
- Characters argue about doing the right thing even when scared. When does moral courage matter most?
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