minch007

Ok, maybe slightly older than twelve, theres adult themes and some blood involved. But only slightly older. Not scary, not creepy, not suspenseful, just a fairly well made tweeny movie about a misfit, 60s obsessed kid who sees visions of the past, so of course she has to solve the mystery with the help of her boyfriend. A potentially interesting subplot involving her mother was not developed. I assume the mean girls picking on her got their just desserts, Im not sure because i didn't bother watching the last 15 minutes. 6 out of 10 for the decent acting and overall good production quality. ...

Really pleasantly surprised at the quality of this film created by Daniel Byers and Harry Aspinwall. More a psychological thriller than a horror, director Byers builds atmosphere nicely with a simple but effective plot, carried well by Aspinwall and Abdenizehad. I think a film's soundtrack is usually a reliable indication of the overall quality of a production, and Ben Heim delivers an understated but evocative and creepy original score, no cheap earthumps here. Byers handles much of the excellent cinematography as well, making good use of the stunning Adirondacks.

Highly recommended for anyone not looking for jumpscares or hordes of grisly monsters chomping on body parts.