Ellis makes the little things seem as important as the big things. Every facet of the production builds a cohesive tension around a shadowy atmosphere lit by lamps that fail to chase away the encroaching wiggins.
The excellent sound design and use of music enhance it by acting like a trigger that turned the chills in my spine on and off at opportune moments.
I wouldn't class it as a horror movie, but it has a lot in common with that genre and uses the best tricks it has to offer. If you're even the slightest bit intrigued by anything I've said, then seek it out.
4 fragments out of 5
