Not for me: Superb technically, lacking narratively

Rating: 5/10 (18 September 2018)

Subject sez all, but here's some elaboration.
Beautifully produced: Fantastic and captivating in every sense. But it runs off the rails about 1/2-way through. The simple way to describe it might be "producers' cold-feet syndrome," where the money people didn't trust that the flick's maintaining tone, plus the planned narrative end-game, would put butts in the seats and recoup expenses. So they just ran roughshod over the director and turned the thing into a weird spook house cavalcade. There was some tying together of the first and last halves of the flick, using the grandmom as a ligature, but I didn't buy it.
Of course, there's a chance the film got made as planned, and the planning for the narrative direction was just screwed up from the get-go.
The film's technical mastery starts out so great, I'd almost be tempted to advise that you rent it just to watch the first half. But in the end, ... that's a dumb idea. Forget I suggested it.
I was looking forward to Byrne cutting another notch representing his contribution to another noble artistic effort! So sad!
Sigh: Avoid it.