I enjoyed the movie for what it was, a semi-formulaic teenage horror movie, however, I appreciated the twists and creative variations on that theme. While I thought the acting by the main character was good, the teenager's decisions were continually frustrating yet kind of believable, but I understand that's all part of the formula. Horror stories don't happen when people make good decisions. I startle easily and although many of the scenes with horror or tense elements were pretty clearly telegraphed (thank you for not scaring me too much!), I still found myself jumping in my seat and having to look away from the screen - a good thing for this type of film, I think. The multiverse concept worked well in the narrative and I liked the foreshadowing with the mentioning of it early on in the film and then the dramatization of it later. The concept worked really well here and provided another level and much appreciated depth to the story. Had there been a happy ending I would not have appreciated movie as much as I did. Kudos for not giving a happy ending. Ending it the way it did, left me thinking about the movie days after seeing it.

It was just ok. I would recommend it as a Redbox rental

While creative, the wishes are everybody's favorites, the end was good and interesting.

Enjoyable with just the right of amount of suspense and terror/horror.