I liked it but I think I prefer the approach of The Strangers more. I like less explanation and complete nihilism in these type of horror films more than the developed twist storyline. Adam Wingard is great with this type of material. I wish he stayed in this area instead of big studio adaptation filmmaking

the lighting, autumn palette, and 50s mise en scene are all wonderful. its a tad overly melodramatic but the individualistic struggles and isolated world of the characters propel the film

I really like the doggy

Some of the best suspense scenes I've seen in a theater in a while, very anxiety-inducing. I found the beginning to be truly horrifying and maybe the strongest part of the film. It's kind of like Us in that it would be perfect if it weren't for a few conveniences/inconsistency (Us is significantly better still). 
I loved it every time the score went BRRRRRRRRRRMRRRRMRMRMRMMMMM!!!!!

2020