Women and Their Kids

Rating: 7/10 (4 January 2016)

What is amazing about this movie is that there is nothing particularly dynamic, fresh or unique--but I still liked it. I think I liked it because it was done well, the story was nice and tight, and maybe because of the core element of the story: the lady in black and the kids.
The movie starts off with three lovely little girls opening a second story window and jumping to their deaths. No, they didn't show splattered little girls on the ground but it was just so eerie how they robotically and in unison stood up, walked to the window, opened it and jumped. And that's what I think makes the movie captivating; the fact that the town wanted to protect their children.
The movie was ominous and dark though it isn't one of the scariest movies I've seen. The woman in black is what you'd expect from a vengeful ghost, nothing more nothing less. There's not much mystery to this movie and they don't attempt to have mystery in it. As I already mentioned, I think it was just well done.