Cobweb

So this was an absolute blast! Although it is clear to me that the film for the layover will be an even bigger hit, but why not write it here now. I have a weakness for these stories, where it is not clear what exactly it is about for a very long time, but at the same time it is very exciting and scary the whole time. Because when a weird little boy who is also being bullied at school starts hearing a voice in the wall of his **** it his imagination, a way of projection, giving him advice on how to do things or is there something really in the wall? After all, just the look of the house where little Peter's family lives... I probably wouldn't fall asleep there at night even as an adult. And then things start to happen that are absolutely psycho, revealing what's really going on in the house. And it was like it really was. So that everything ends in a brutal conclusion that is very disgusting, until the very conclusion that is pleasantly terrifying. Greatly played. The whole family was believable throughout and as things unfolded. In addition, Spider's Web is excellently filmed. Both in moments of childhood fear and in the terror of revealing everything. In addition, there is no cheap jumpscary here, when it explicitly encourages it. The music works perfectly to build up the fear. And on the second viewing, I'm really looking forward to savoring the great moments, plus the movie contains a lot of great camera work. A seriously hilarious movie where I was on edge every minute of the footage.

It's really creative. For once i wasn't disappointed when i saw the monster's face, it was actually creppy. The house, the shadows, the decorationa gave me chills. Was it predictable? Yes, pretty lame i'd say. But the acting was great and i was immersed. I actually felt the little one's terror and anxiety. I recommend this movie, cool stuff