The story line was interesting and it had possibility but the ending was rushed. Actors were good and it kept my interest until the end. Was very disappointed, expected better.

If I had paid to see it, I’d be mad. It was predictable and the ending was horrible.

I was bored in the beginning. I felt that the idea I house could keep them save was silly. The ending was confusing. What was the snake? The evil? If so, then whose hand was on Sam. What is the point of Sam’s possession? I thought the Evil possessed so it could kill not just hang out in a body. The story of the snake tattoo needing fleshing out. What did she do in the past? How did she bring the evil to her family? That would have helped to ultimately make sense of the movie. On a positive note, those two young actors were superb. Bravo to them!

I have mixed reactions of never let go. While the movie's premise had potential, the storytelling lacked clarity and felt disjointed, with the plot never fully coming together, which left me confused. Some may enjoy its ambiguity and open-ended nature, finding it engaging if they like filling in the missing plot points. It could even spark conversations or debates. However, I found the lack of detail frustrating. For those who enjoy piecing together vague narratives, it might be intriguing, but from my perspective, it missed the mark and felt incomplete.