It Feeds

Watched with my girlfriend and she really loved this one, low budget movie that was done extremely well; well written protaganist, along with her family, unique and fleshed out antagonist.

An average movie that would benefit from having a different protagonist, It Feeds delivers good horror and suspense, but misses a bit in the choice of protagonist. Even though the original protagonist delivers a good plot, her daughter has a more relevant arc. The story follows Cynthia, a psychiatrist with psychic powers, and her daughter Jordan. The two manage a psychiatric clinic that specializes in a special treatment: Cynthia can literally enter people's minds to explore their traumas in order to make them overcome them. The idea here is clear, we are not following two fragile women in a dark world, Cynthia, mainly, knows well what she is dealing with and with the dangers of her astral projection. Everything goes relatively well until a girl enters her clinic desperate for being haunted by an entity. The background is interesting and the development of the narrative, good. The slight problem of the film is that Jordan seems to have an arc of transformation and overcoming much greater than Cynthia, including unlockings that the writer could explore better, but Cynthia in the end is the one who takes the role of protagonist. Acceptable, but a shame. Still, an OK movie, fun and coherent. It is worth it for fans of the genre in search of something lighter and less dense, or less tense.