Dolls

The film constructs its dread by juxtaposing strained family dynamics with a creeping supernatural threat, using the dolls as perfect vessels for unease. It relies on the familiar architecture of the haunted house, where every shadow holds a secret.

What lingers after the credits roll is a palpable sense of violation, the idea that innocence itself can be corrupted. Those who tire of jump-scares will appreciate this slow-burn erosion of safety. — MovieFinder Editorial