Infernal

The film constructs its dread through a pervasive sense of domestic violation, where the safety of home is systematically dismantled. It relies on the primal fear of a threat to one's child and the helplessness that follows.

What lingers after the credits roll is a palpable unease about the familiar corners of your own living space, now seeded with doubt. A slow-burn that favors psychological unease over graphic shocks. — MovieFinder Editorial