I can easily say that this is one of the best horror film experiences I've had in a long time or even ever, I was very satisfied as the credits rolled at the end.

Most horror genre films these days lack character building and making them relatable and down to earth for the viewers and rely on very cheap and cliché jumpscares that get old really quick, this film does the opposite of everything I've mentioned, for once, the characters actually feel real, you can sympathize with their struggles and all actors have done a very great job of conveying that especially Mia which was played by Sophie Wilde.

Sound design and audio effects was masterfully used in this film as it was specifically made to be watched in a cinema.

The ending was dark and very satisfying, I was happy with it.

Before going into this film, I saw the high ratings and good reviews it received but I was kinda skeptical about liking it because the same thing happened with the black phone and I ended up not liking it, but with this one it's 100% to watch it especially on the big screen.

This was my first time not looking up who the director was for this film before watching it and I only realized that the directors were Michael and Danny from RackaRacka, I grew up watching their skits and funny videos and I was even more satisfied seeing them make their first official horror film on the big screen.