Starts off looking like a lighthearted indie comedy about an awkward craft-store worker who loves horses and crime shows, then takes a sharp left turn into psychological horror. Alison Brie cowrote the script and gives a committed performance as a woman experiencing a full mental break, complete with missing time, sleepwalking, and delusions of alien abduction.

It is an empathetic film, but it is deeply disorienting by design. Because it refuses to give tidy answers about where reality ends and hallucination begins, it leaves viewers feeling as unmoored as its main character. It works as an unsettling psychological character study for mature viewers, but it is far too heavy and chaotic for family movie night.