It's a perfectly average PG-13 horror flick. Middling, but not particularly bad or good, with some good moments thrown in here and there. But because it has an all female primary cast and is made by a largely female production team, and dares to be overtly feminist and touch on topical issues surrounding rape culture and toxic masculinity, some of the other commenters on here feel the need to write outright sexist diatribes and have to bend over backwards to read an "anti men" message into a film that has none. Sad and predictable. Nothing the film outright states or implies about sexism is untrue.

(And no, this film does not claim that "all men are rapists". That's a gross misreading of the film, and directly rebuked by the text - not even the subtext, the TEXT. The main characters specifically say they do NOT believe this at one point, and the biggest male role that is not overtly antagonistic is on the girls' side. If your mind hasn't been poisoned by alt right nonsense and conspiracy thinking, you can see that.)