bladeofzorro

To say its a horror film is excessive as there is more tension and mystery than horror. Having said that Sophie Kargman does a really good job of being on the edge of deranged, although you're not quite sure.

I would say its more of a thriller with overtones. I think that we have become slightly insular to "horror" in films, so it needs to be really scary to be classed as a horror film.

I am not saying that some might find it horrific in places but I am sure that most won't. This doesn't detract from the off beat strangeness of the film as you are dragged along by the storyline.

Aiden Bristow works well as a believable character and you do feel for him and yet there is that nagging feeling in the back of your mind about him.

This is one of those films that if you don't watch it all you won't get it.

I found it very watchable and wasn't disappointed but I would have liked a little more depth to the plot.

The storyline was good and it did deliver. Most horror films tend to be laughable but this one wasn't. Good plot and a acceptable efforts from the actors kept your interest to the end. The special effects were really good and added depth to the film. Some of it was quite gruesome but just enough to make it work. A very good use of jump scares unlike some films that go over the top so ends up not being scary at all. It's not a fully blown horror, it's a horror thriller. This film is well worth a look. Badly made horror films give this genre a bad name but I think this is one of the good ones without going over the top and becoming a comedy.