La pesadilla de Neverland de Peter Pan

I went into this expecting something on the same level as the creators past work Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey, but I steady what I got was a genuinely well made horror film with likeable characters and an overall gripping story.

The acting is far better than I thought it would be after the abysmal and laughable acting of Blood and Honey. The child actors weren't always perfect, but I give them a pass because they are children after all.

The special effects were amazing considering the films small budget. The gore was one point, from neck stabs to scalpings. Everything is extremely well made.

The directing is well done. The films use of colors is great.

The characters are actually likeable unlike a lot of horror movies, so you want to root for them.

Overall this movie is great. It isn't perfect, but it's far better than most of the movies I saw in 2024.