More comedy than psychological thriller

Rating: 3/10 (19 September 2018)

Movie was beautiful. Actors did their job well. I watched the movie with low volume and subtitles. I needed to burn 90 minutes before going to bed, but didn't want to wake my roommate.
Movie starts off alright. And then the baby disappears. I can't figure out what could steal a baby that quick. Conviently, the following scene alerts me, and I can safely blame a witch.
Start suspending all disbelief at that point.
Oh, and some reviewers say the movie represents the ugly nature of religious fanaticism, but ... there's a witch people. Come on, now.
This movie is not a feminist movie. Otherwise, the witch wouldn't be a pure evil villain. And a goat wouldn't steal the show. The witch doesn't get any respect as a woman or a villain.
This is not a psychological thriller, because the witch is real. The family argues and prays a lot. They live a subsistence farming lifestyle. In that situation, plenty of families turn abusive. It's not psychologically thrilling, it's just normal. So the story again, is a simple historical drama.
With a couple weird scenes to signal the end of the movie. And then 5 more minutes of weird scenes. And then the movie is truly over.
One of the character deaths made me laugh.
I give the movie 3/10 for the camera work, the historical research, and the character death, which humored me quite a bit. It loses 7 points because the movie does not pay attention to its audience. Not enough people are fanatics who will have nightmares over the material.