"Relying primarily on atmosphere, tension, and dread, it manages to be quite an intense, intimate suspense story. Like Open Water, the immensity and isolation of the ocean plays a key role; you'll go nearly 40 minutes before you see so much as a shark fin. However, by that point, you're drawn in by the complete hopelessness of the situation--there's really nothing these characters can do to save themselves, as they're at the complete mercy of the elements. Director Traucki manages some interesting shots to ramp up the suspense; we often see the action from the point of view of the characters, so we're almost constantly peeking up over the rolling water to see what could be off in the distance." - Brett Gallman, Oh, the Horror!