Incredible concept and very well done.

Rating: 9/10 (13 April 2016)

This film, and The Sixth Sense, make me question how M. Night Shyamalan can produce such quality and then fifteen years later, produce something as bad as The Visit.
The cinematography is amazing and it actually adds emotion or heightens the experience in some scenes. Some conversations are filmed in one take, and from great angles, which isn't that abnormal, but it's so good to see a film with hardly any behind-the-head angles that swap every time the other person speaks.
The only reason I'm not giving this a 10/10 is because there was one scene where I couldn't quite understand a few words said by an elderly lady and towards the end, there's a scene where I was wondering why a character hadn't done what most people would've done. I'm trying not to spoil anything, but my 9/10 is an indicator that these slight flaws obviously didn't spoil the overall quality enough to bother me.
I'm happy to give this a 9/10. This is my favourite M. Night Shyamalan film.