I'd watched the director's first film called Krisha so I was looking forward to seeing this full-length feature. It didn't disappoint.
The film followed a time-honoured set up – a kind of post-apocalyptic world where a surviving family live in fear in an old house in the woods. They don't go out at night, and there's something they fear.
I won't spoil what happens, but I enjoyed the pacing of the film. I loved the dream sequences, and the characters were all intriguing.
Well shot, and a solid film. Perhaps I enjoyed Krisha more, but this was still great. 8/10
