It's so Overcompensated

Rating: 1/10 (20 July 2019)

Where did the double set of people come from? How and why do they exist in the first place? The writing of this film showed no effort to give any back story of the reason these "underground people" come from. I'll call them "underground people" cause Jordan Peele didn't bother naming them. These "underground people" just mysterious pop out and there they are without any why, where or what they are. The high reviews of this film are nothing but "overcompensation" for what reason, I'll never know.
The writing was weak, it failed to write how those "underground people" exist, the threat was weak and I never felt the family was in any real danger.
The movie is well acted, cast, (even) directing, and most of all I love the musical score of the film. The score is one of the best I heard in a film and so on-point to the horror/thriller genre.