A HUNDRED UNSEEN HORRORS #46
Boy I wish I had seen this on the big screen with surround sound. All of the little noises, creaks and cracks at every corner would have been so much creepier amplified. The film uses its sounds and scores so effectively.
The unhinged and offbeat daughter and mother relationship is perfect. I also like that there's a proper mystery and crime thriller alongside the ghost story, and not one that is solely solved by Googling it. The human terror elements on top of the supernatural really elevate it.
Top-notch haunted house flick. Every jump scare works. As many twists and turns as this year's BARBARIAN, and maybe some plot points in common, but in many ways I liked this more.
And that's one hell of an ending.