Paralysis

First of all, this is clearly not meant to be a jump-scare fest. So if you are looking for constant jump-scares to keep you engaged this may not be the film for you. It's a slow-burn, psychological horror with a lot of weighted terror in the atmosphere. It uses the grief, guilt, and trauma of a character to explore the horror genre. And some of the scares of very effective. It takes a little bit to get going but about halfway through the tension really starts building to a very satisfying climax.

It's definitely a lower-budget film with a few technical issues throughout but it's an impressive feat for such a micro-budget.

If you like films like slow-burn horror with some familial drama this is a nice way to spend an evening. We were more than satisfied.