The film starring Noah Parker and Aurelia Arandi-Longpré is about a film-loving teenager Jeff, who spends a vacation with his best friend Max's family in a remote log cabin.

[14] Andreas Köhnemann reviewing in Kino Zeit at Berlinale rated the film with three and half stars and appreciated the direction and cinematography stating, "Lesage and his cameraman Balthazar Lab skillfully capture the mixture of subliminal and abruptly emerging accusations and malice."

Concluding Köhnemann wrote, "You don't need devils, slashers or death viruses to create the feeling of danger, emotions at the point of escalation are completely sufficient.

"[15] For The Hollywood Reporter, Jordan Mintzer praised Lesage as an underrated director whose films should be garnering a lot more attention and acclaim.

If certain adults barely make it out alive and all of them are unlikely, in any case, to change much, the kids emerge more mature from their experiences, licking their wounds and ready to face what comes next.