I loved the atmosphere Perkins set up -- the cinematography is exactly how I like my horror movies to look. the film does a great job keeping you tense for 2/3 of the narrative, then it sadly breaks down.
the whole final few sequences would have been doubly effective with less monologue and exposition shots. but the repeated and exact telling of what happened sucks all the suspense out of the air.
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