Scrappy Halloween fare set in a bathroom delivers more whimper than bang in its end-of-the-world horror

Sean King O’Grady’s 'We Need to Do Something' mainly succeeds at suggesting a more compelling film beyond its bathroom walls.

Sean King O'Grady's feature directorial debut works like Pandora's box of horror. Tension already exists for the dysfunctional foursome trapped together

Watch if: you don’t like snakes, dogs, or trees. Don't watch if: you like realistic dialogue. Learn more in our We Need to Do Something review

We Need to Do Something chucks a dysfunctional family into a deadly scenario. So, why is it so dull?

A dysfunctional family is trapped in a bathroom while strange phenomena occur outside in this solidly made but dramatically stifled debut.

Even the crazy twists of this story that don’t quite work impressed me with their ambition in a film that gets incredibly dark and narratively insane.