Sabrina

The film constructs its dread through a pervasive sense of violation, as the domestic space is slowly corrupted by an unseen force. It relies on the chilling premise of a child's innocent ritual gone horribly wrong, exploring how grief can open doors best left closed.

What lingers after the credits roll is a profound unease about the familiar corners of one's own home. The film suggests that the most terrifying hauntings begin not in ancient cemeteries, but in the heart of the family itself. — MovieFinder Editorial