la terminé de ver? no. los primeros cuarentena minutos son una tortura y puro aburrimiento. no sé a dónde querían llegar con esta película pero definitivamente fallaron.

la terminé de ver? no. los primeros cuarentena minutos son una tortura y puro aburrimiento. no sé a dónde querían llegar con esta película pero definitivamente fallaron.

This is an odd flick. At times it seems like a film student’s outdoor homage to Kubrick’s The Shining (complete with wackadoo score), and at others, it’s channeling the eerieness of Annihilation and Coherence. It focuses on the isolation, paranoia, and growing madness and sticks with the ambiguity; what’s happening? Well, does it matter? I don’t think this is a movie about whatever THE THING THAT’S HAPPENING actually is. It’s weird; I was strangely intrigued by it, but it’s not something I’d readily recommend to others.

This is an odd flick. At times it seems like a film student’s outdoor homage to Kubrick’s The Shining (complete with wackadoo score), and at others, it’s channeling the eerieness of Annihilation and Coherence. It focuses on the isolation, paranoia, and growing madness and sticks with the ambiguity; what’s happening? Well, does it matter? I don’t think this is a movie about whatever THE THING THAT’S HAPPENING actually is. It’s weird; I was strangely intrigued by it, but it’s not something I’d readily recommend to others.

Another slow, atmospheric mood piece that commits to vague, unseen dread. Laird Barron reads well, but this might feel like a less ambitious Annihilation or The Ritual given its proximity to those two Lovecrafty flicks that actually deliver some monster action.

Another slow, atmospheric mood piece that commits to vague, unseen dread. Laird Barron reads well, but this might feel like a less ambitious Annihilation or The Ritual given its proximity to those two Lovecrafty flicks that actually deliver some monster action.