Holidays rotten the Dunne family

Following the accidental death of her husband and the accumulation of family problems, Katherine Dunne decides to go with her three children and her brother-in browser seasoned cruise on the family sailboat. But the cruise will almost immediately turn into a nightmare and if those responsible for this disaster looming almost as quickly, it remains to be seen, first, whether the family will manage to get by on the other hand if the guilty will be punished.

The cruise disaster is a classic in thrillers. Despite some original elements, "Last call" does not renew the genre. Worse, the whole remains very simplified when I would have hoped the psychological depth ... In the case of a family left to itself, I was expecting more details about the characters, which aroused the interest despite their attributes some archetypal (a bohemian uncle, mother monopolized by his cardiologist by trade, and the three children: an anorexic brilliant student, a layabout smoking joints and a mischievous little chubby). Just about the conditions of their survival, I would have appreciated more developments on their feelings and their environment but they ultimately serve to spare a few twists. Of course, history shows, as expected, a family gathers best in adversity that during holidays mundane but it does so without subtlety. The desire to know the outcome led me to the last page but I finished disappointed.