A slow start builds toward a thrilling final act, supported by strong chemistry between the two lead performers.
While the film makes up for its lack of effective story progression with well-placed puzzle pieces, the incompetent police work proves frustrating. The detective either relies on luck or has everything explained to her, rather than making any real discoveries on her own.
Thoroughly enjoyable film in which the suspense is masterfully presented. This is accompanied by a truly engaging set design and good acting (including the worst BUT funniest child performance).
While some of the camera movement choices are not to my taste, and certain sleight-of-hand moments feel forced, it did not stop me from having a great time with it.
Underwhelming comedy that thrives on the brief look of what could happen if your Airbnb host were a creep. The killings and action sequences are intense but not groundbreaking.
Unfortunately, the twist is also predictable, and the intended folk horror mood feels superficial and not that poignant or interesting.
