Grief can certainly bring out the dark side in us if unattended...

Rating: 10/10 (5 August 2016)

This isn't a typical horror slasher film because it goes more in depth in the psychological aspect. It treats horror with far more intelligence rather than the typical ole jump scares that we usually expect, so it may not be suitable for the audience that lacks intellectual depth. By the film being psychological you're left questioning whether or not the monster is actually a fragment of Amelia's fears and detachment because of her copious amounts of stress. By giving doubt, you're also creating a fear of uncertainty; a natural human emotion that makes characters so relatable. Lastly, facing her fears is a way of controlling it while keeping in mind that its still there...
I highly recommend it! A+