Let me start off by saying that if you're looking for horror, scares or things that go bump in the night, look elsewhere because this is not a horror, nor thriller nor anything remotely close to anything in the horror genre. It's a heartfelt suspense drama about a mother's guilt that haunts her from losing one of her twin daughter's when then child was very young. And from the traumatic experience of losing her twin sister when she was just a child, the now older living twin daughter lost her ability to speak (another review says the living twin suffers from being deaf) but the traumatic experience only caused her to stop speaking, her hearing is perfectly fine. But the living twin suffers and incident that causes her to be die for about twenty minutes, she comes back to life, is now able to speak again but as the story progresses, the mother realizes that something is seriously off about her daughter. The story climaxes with the mother taking matters into her own hands, with the admitting of her past guilts, only to be resolved via the afterlife. Once she's there, forgiveness and healing prevails and the living twin is all better and back to normal. A story with the somewhat vibes from the film with the late Robin William's, What Dreams May Come. A much better film by the way. But overall, Here After is meh decent but ultimately a forgettable one time watch.

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