This movie feels like a student of the 2010s horror in all the best ways. The director keeps making the right decisions and strikes the right balance between comedy and horror until escalating everything into hopelessness. Although the story is good, it all really hinges on the unsettling acting of Inde Navarrette. Her little shifts of tone, facial expression and movements are what make some scenes downright unnerving. There is a constant suspense in every scene she’s in or even when she’s absent, because you fear how she will react.

An atmospheric slow thrill walk through the director's penchant for enclosed spaces, trinkets and creepy visuals but held together by a thin story.

This is a decent horror film and definitely not a half-hearted first attempt.

It has a lot of good ideas but not all of them have enough time to fully develop in the story. The movie is mostly driven by its plot and the solving of its mystery which can make character decisions suffer a bit.

All in all I think this is definitely a progression from the director's short films and a stable stepping stone for his career.