Reżyseria:
Mercedes Bryce MorganScenariusz:
Leah WelchZdjęcia:
Nick MatthewsObsada:
Morgan Saylor, Myko Olivier, Keith Powell, Laura Coover, Christiana Montoya, Kat Foster, David Yow, Danilo CrovettiOpisy(1)
Młoda dziewczyna poszukuje pracy na wakacje i zatrudnia się jako opiekunka w tajemniczym domu: ma zajmować się dziwnym chłopcem, który jest uczulony prawie na wszystko i nie mówi. Gdy zachowania dziecka stają się coraz bardziej mroczne, dziewczynę nawiedzają złowieszcze wizje, przez które powoli zaciera się granica między dobrem a złem. (Prime Video)
(więcej)Recenzje (2)
A horny carpenter, a despotic wife who cuts herself with a razor, and their allergy-ridden astronaut playing with dead rabbits. It’s no wonder that Fantozzi’s younger sister, Mariangela, takes over as the nanny! If I had also dropped some acid, maybe I wouldn’t feel the urge to drop a barrel of napalm on that deranged quartet due to their lousy acting and inability to effectively fill a feature-length format. And after the second point...
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The film didn't really work for me as a horror movie, but it did deliver as a solid psychological drama with a compelling atmosphere and occasional flashes of humor that teetered on the edge between dark and downright macabre — exactly my cup of tea. Far from a bloodbath, this film stayed more on the psychological end of the spectrum, and in my opinion, the creators nailed it. Their work resonated with me, though I did notice a couple of dull moments. Nevertheless, I found myself thoroughly entertained from start to finish, eagerly awaiting the final resolution. And let me tell you, I wasn't disappointed in the slightest. Morgan Saylor was a perfect fit for the role of Millicent. I'm typically turned off by hallucinogenic scenes, but here they felt like a seamless addition. / Lesson learned: Treatment with LSD? Hey, why not? After all, the folks at Bayer once sold heroin as children's cough medicine.
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