It's hard to make a good horror movie. It's hard to scare people when they expect to be scared. A really good horror movie either is just deeply terrifying and disturbing or hits you on an emotional level. This one fits the latter category. The film had some cool, creepy scenes and nice camera work and transitions. The added component of the emotional trauma of grief and loss took it to another level. The end, although a little predictable, was fitting and appropriate for the context of the film. This was a good one and the best horror movie I've seen probably since His House. Definitely one to watch.