Let's take a trip back to when I was in grade 2.

I am on lunch break at a table with a bunch of my classmates discussing the Geography class we just had about the provinces and territories of Canada.

I forget our victims name so we will call him Lil Timmy. Poor Lil Timmy thought this was a discussion about geography, little did he know he stepped into the ring for a Slam Poetry Session. Lil Timmy asked me…

The lights turn on. You can see the silhouette of PTA.

He steps forward into the light as all his fans start applauding in excitement.

"Yaaaa PTA!"
"It's the best director ever!"
"You should have won Best Director from the Oscars at least nine times!"

PTA: "Thank you, thank you. Who am I?"

"PTA!"

PTA: "Louder!"

"PTA!"

PTA: "Don't you ever fucking forget it, because the world will always know who you are. Champions. You guys have great taste in…

The Innocents does a great job creating a horrifying atmosphere between the protagonist and these two children. Most modern films use children to have a cheap way to have jump scares or have the kids say creepy things. I find children in horror films to be extremely annoying and overdone; however, in this film they genuinely make us uncomfortable with the lead.

There are a lot of great shots and terrifying scenes that are accompanied by a creepy score... but…