This is on par if not better than the sequel; loved every moment of the film. Definitely a film for our time and for the future; doesn’t just sqwak in your face a flat definition of what characters ,and archetypes of such, women /should/ be playing but rather relate that to the wider context on how they are and ought to be perceived and how matters of men & family fit into that context. The story was poignant; won’t be saying…

I watched this yesterday; yesterday being Sunday and I was the most underwhelmed I’ve been for a long time at a horror film. “Plot jokes the size of Jupiter” read one review’s headline upon finishing the film and looking it up afterwards. To put it straight; this isn’t even a horror film for the most part. It’s at best a dysfunctional period drama with only the vaguest of abilities at creating tension and establishing an atmosphere; hats off to George…