I had a much better experience in this review, because firstly, I went to see the film with a headache and secondly, the first time I went there was a group of young people making jokes the entire time during the session.
I was more intrigued by the whole mystique behind One Wish Willow and the use of the camera with this "a24 filter" didn't irritate me as much, but I liked the protagonist's performance less, I feel that in…
Overall, it's a film that doesn't go much beyond its premise, but such a wonderful cast makes the experience totally worthwhile, especially Inde Navarrette's performance, it's an incredible physical performance, and the way she manipulates her voice at certain moments is surprising (I saw some idiots say that her acting is on par with Isabelle Adjani in Possession and...no, let's not exaggerate, but she's great!).
It's also important to point out that with such a low production budget for this film (approximately $750,000), what they managed to do here is surprising.
why the gloves on the hands of Dr. Are Caligari the same as Mickey's hands?
this could be very very good if it was directed by Guillermo del toro
