Oof

Rating: 3/10 (2 October 2018)

It's just not THAT good. It's incredibly slow and boring and not in the good way. It has its tense moments and the occasional disturbing scene, but it's mostly just sad. It also doesn't make any sense whatsoever by the end. It's not scary and it's really not even a horror movie. I'm being generous with a 6 because I appreciate the few tense and creepy moments and the disturbing parts and because I love the score (Colin Stetson does a brilliant job, as always). It could have been so much better if it were a half hour shorter and a whole lot scarier (and a final act that made sense). It's just kind of a confusing slog, and it's disappointing because I wanted to be disturbed.