I struggled to get my head around the tone of this at first; having seen Appropriate Behaviour a few years ago I guess I was expecting something more boisterous and loaded with gags. Instead this treats the subject matter with a (completely deserved) seriousness, but with a bunch of great jokes thrown in (you kind of have to be listening out for some of them though).

Chloe Grace Moretz is great, it's good to see Sasha Lane getting more roles…

Hugely atmospheric and with a surprisingly specific and expansive sense of place for a modestly-budgeted slasher-adjacent early 1980s film. You get a really strong feel for the film's setting (in grimy Boston, another unusual choice) which makes the horror that much more real and disturbing.

There were a lot of people laughing at parts of this but I didn't find it campy at all; the script's a bit clunky but the film seems sincerely and seriously intended to be tense,…