... boy, are you in for a treat! The story is told in a series of stilted, unnatural monologues. It plays more like one of those made-for-TV, crime reenactment shows.

If you like learning midway in that you've rented a faith-based movie ... you'll be as happy as a born-again Christian at a church-basement potluck.

Added bonus: stock-music soundtrack that doesn't quite match the various years the story references. Really groovy.

I paid seven dollars to rent this movie based solely on the IMBD reviews. My guess is the reviews were generated at the church basement potluck right after the coffee cake was served.

I think this is where I'm supposed to forgive everyone involved in this pretentious, badly acted and annoyingly pontifical movie.

I do not forgive. I mean ... seven dollars is seven dollars.

Totally disrespectful to the families of real life tragedies . When a husband ie. Scott Peterson wipes out his family there is no "evil" or "angel" ! So disgusting this film! Disgusting!

Arrogance, misogyny, entitled, selfishness are what make a father kill his entire family.

This movie plays it off as if it was out of his hands, mysticism evil made him do it, seriously how horrible to represent the murdered this way! Murders his children!!! Oh but the angel stepped in to save the last one? Please!

The acting? Everyone is acting how to act; brutal! Teri Polo tried so hard but she never acts, she just looks like she's on the toilet face in every scene mustarding no emotional response from the audience.

Hard Pass, i do not recommend!

I enjoyed the film - even though the subject matter is not pleasant. Great cast and performances, in my opinion. A film built on spirituality, grief, and redemption. It's a drama, not a whodunit murder mystery. If religious movies turn you off - this won't be your cup of tea.