Mumsy, Nanny, Sonny & Girly is a prime example of unconventional British horror. It’s well staged, somewhat original in its premise, but more importantly, completely and utterly bizarre, for better or worse.
The film starts off really strong, and I enjoyed the first third through and through. However, there comes a point where this whole childplay LARP becomes frankly exhausting, I’m not sure whether that’s intentional or not. The plot doesn’t really go anywhere and offers little to no resolution or explanation what the hell all that was.
That being said, all the featured games and songs actually make the film quite useful for English learning purposes.
Mumsy, Nanny, Sonny & Girly is a prime example of unconventional British horror. It’s well staged, somewhat original in its premise, but more importantly, completely and utterly bizarre, for better or worse.
The film starts off really strong, and I enjoyed the first third through and through. However, there comes a point where this whole childplay LARP becomes frankly exhausting, I’m not sure whether that’s intentional or not. The plot doesn’t really go anywhere and offers little to no resolution or explanation what the hell all that was.
That being said, all the featured games and songs actually make the film quite useful for English learning purposes.
