Firstly, Siobhan Williams is outstanding. Her portrayal of an alcoholic is brilliant. Anyone who has had a close relationship with someone who is addicted to alcohol will recognise the denial. I can guarantee that if an alcoholic and the person they lived with saw this film together they would all be split 50/50. The alcoholic would say 'That's not me', the non-alcoholic would say 'That's you'. If you haven't experienced alcoholism this film would give you a great insight into the problem. The story line is good. Enough twists to keep you well entertained. The acting brilliant and the photography and direction well above par. If you're looking for something to entertain and inform you, this is a great film. If your're looking for some laughs and giggles, steer clear.

Marcy (Siobhan Williams ) is a mess. She is an alcoholic and is her company's HR rep. Harvey, a man she fired is back with a gun and kills six. Marcy manages to survive hiding in a bathroom stall. On her way out to California to visit her sister she stops at a boarding house on Bright Hill Road. It is a very old place and things go bump in the night. Marcy also has issues dealing with alcohol causing very vivid dreams about he past.

I missed the clues and didn't figure out what was going on the place until 67 minutes into the film. You should do better. It is the kind of thing I enjoy watching until I figure it out.

Guide: F-word. sex. No nudity.

Great movie thats very relatable to anyone who has had issues with alcohol. Only a few people in it but everyone played thier parts very well