disgusting - in many senses

Rating: 1/10 (8 June 2019)

I thought it will be some mediocre film about yet another satan-ish evil orphan killing people/ending the world, especially since in Russia the title was localized as "Child of Darkness". Oh, how naive I was.
It started with bunch of boring cliques (in visual and script sense), as well as with some harmful tropes. One of them especially: yet again adopted child portrayed like evil offspring of whoknowswhat and abusive behavior of people around (mother and brother) becomes justified. Okay, with that I could live, as well as with Christian motives - which, by the way, is just vulgar usage of form without any real significance, an empty symbol for the sake of symbol, something that in the context present makes no sense. But okay, I can stand it, all of it, something completely dull and worthless to play in the background can be a good thing. I even had an impression it is one of these hilarious "so bad it's actually good" films, which are quite enjoyable to watch ironically.
But oh my, oh my. The ending transfers it from mediocre film I won't remember to a terrible crime against cinematography and basic human decency. She's 30+ woman who travels from family to family and tries seducing fathers? What? What? Whoever wrote this should be banned from writing forever. She's posing like a child, she looks like a child. She's portrayed by 12 (or so) years old actress. Such plot twists aren't acceptable, sexualizing kids isn't acceptable - no matter if it's a horror movie or anything else. After watching this I was scared only by the fact that people who wrote and filmed this live in our world. I mean, how anyone could think this will be a good idea? What? What?
If you want something good to watch, something that deals with adoption and newly found parenthood in much more delicate way, watch Mama (2013): it is interesting, scary, full of good acting and pleasing visuals.