A simple but unique idea that takes audiences back to the classics

Rating: 7/10 (28 March 2015)

From the music to the wardrobe to the set pieces to the in-camera zooms, this horror film takes us back to the 1970s and 1980s.
But that isn't the only thing that takes us back to the classics - it's also the way the story is told. We are not expected to be scared only by a barrage of jump scares or expensive CGI ghosts. Instead, we are constantly filled with the fear and dread that something is out there, lurking, slowly but inevitably approaching...
This is the way that classic horror films were presented, and it is what makes it actually good. The premise is simple, but it is interesting enough to catch your attention and hold it throughout. It stays with you after the credits roll, and you will likely talk about it in the days after you see it.
Although the supporting characters could have been developed more, I have few complaints about this movie. If you want to see a simple - but unique and stylistic - horror movie, this is for you.