The plot is structured to keep the audience guessing, and it does take the trio and the story to imaginative places.

Has a nice Twilight Zone-style vibe to it, yet the story tips its hand too soon, thanks to some clues that might as well have been lit by neon signs.

I love this genre of movies. Multiple people end up at a cabin with no knowledge of how they got there or how to get out of there. I call this the Cube genre after the movie by that name. I can't say too much without spoiling the plot. Suffice to say, it is well acted. The R rating is due to the foul language of one of the characters whose conduct is a plot point.

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