Evicsirating, psychological nightmare.

Rating: 10/10 (13 June 2018)

'Herediraty' is one of the most shatteringly horrific films I have ever seen. It constantly wrings you out like a wet rag with its jet black view of a family on the brink of destruction. It's a film that will leave you batting images and sounds around in your head long after you have left the cineplex.
One of the major reasons why is because Writer/Director Art Aster has created an astounding peice of work here, part of this film can be considered a dark family drama. The other side of this film's coin can be considered to be some of the finest American horror that has ever been put to screen. The film also features a damaging yet beautiful performance by Toni Colette. They layers of pain begin to outweigh the layers of loss, which begin to flake away into broken layers of psychological damage. As she loses her grip on reality Toni Collete begins to form one of the greatest female performances of recent memory. Stunning work. And the mantle piece of this film.