This film has almost no discernible 3-act structure. The breaks are so incredibly well streamlined into the narrative that it all just glides along without feeling too rigid.
I don't feel, after a second viewing, that this is a particularly "scary" movie. It has atmosphere to burn, but when it was over, I wasn't creeped out or enchanted by it for very long after. The "effect" wore off quickly, is one way to put it.
Beer: Hardywood Gingerbread Stout - 4.5/5 (not quite as good as it was in previous years, a bit too sugary, but still tasted good)
