Every minute of this film I just wanted it to be over.
Nevertheless, it was very good and the reflection on grief was so well depicted.
The first half built an incredibly eerie, unnerving atmosphere through the combination of freakish shots, low light levels and bland colouring. The endless reference to the Babadook and it's subtle presence everywhere is so disconcerting.
The violence of the second half slightly diminished the fear factor however it also emphasised the detrimental effects of…
