Poorly written and covered up with jumpscares

Rating: 2/10 (16 November 2019)

This movie is... Unsettling at best. It provides a good "scary" atmosphere, but then ruins it with a bunch of lame jumpscare gags. You expect after all the killing, that just maybe the movie will end on a less depressing note (unlike the WHOLE MOVIE) after Daniel Radcliffe's Arthur spends hours searching for the dead woman's son in the marsh. He gives him a proper burial right next to the mother, and goes to the train station to go home to London. Next thing you know they are all dead. What a stupid ending. Only reason I give this two stars was because of the atmosphere that kept me tense the entire time. Needless to say, I was highly dissatisfied with this movie.