I love horror movies, and though I find most horror movies to be laughably bad, I still watch them, looking for that rare occasion when you find a real gem hidden amongst all the pebbles. This is NOT one of those gems. This is a drama about postpartum depression, the grief of losing a child and how important it is to get the right medication...

The reason this movie got such a low rating from me, is that when I watch a horror movie, I want it to be a horror movie - good or bad. But what I don't want it to be is anything but a horror movie. Imagine going to you car dealer to pick up the brand new Jaguar you ordered and when you get there, they give you an old, used Trabant... You don't want to pay for one thing and get something else altogether. The only reason this movie didn't get one star only is because Sydney Carvill did a very good job and she deserves credit for it. If I was going to rate this as a drama, I would have given it a higher rating. But not as a horror movie, because as a horror movie, Adalynn sucks!

I figured the outcome of this not even remotely original movie very early on. Let just say that boxes that came in the mail (or I guess from Amazon since it's this time and age) were a give away. I guess they figured, "who the heck will remember the first one, probably those people are all dead by now." Well considering that one of my doctorates was in psychology, I did remember. I was surprised that the husband was actually the husband, since this one did say he was the husband. I guess that made it an original. LOL This subject has been used multiple times in movies. If you are younger than me by a lot you may like it.