A good movie as a whole. The daughter of the main protagonists, Judy, played by Mia Tomlinson brings a breath of fresh air to the franchise. The same is true of the "family dimension" of the film, which skillfully manages to move without falling into the usual clichés of horror films that try to do the same. That being said, the film fails where its predecessors failed: it fails to impose a real sense of horror.
