I will supplement the above plot synopsis with the following. The movie uses several ingredients: a tsunami sand storm, grotesque special affects, disturbing imagery, maneating crows, intestinal butterflies, witchdoctors getting their a-- kicked by invisible evil spirits, and lot's and lot's of loud noises. The noises are a poor substitute for suspense, as all modern movies do. It's like bracing yourself for the next unexpected smashing of frying pans behind your ears. Like most horror movies today, this one relies on special affects, disturbing imagery and obnoxious loud noises to make up for a poor plot. Imagine driving in a car, with some lunatic who periodically cranks up the radio while you're trying to settle your nerves in traffic. That is the ultimate affect of this flik.