Sarah gets increasingly more concerned with her daughter Mia's behaviour, after her birthday party, Mia puts on a creepy mask, and claims she's now
Alice.
Is it just me, or does every single new film that comes out seen to have score of about 5.3 or so, it's almost assured these days.
For what it's worth, I really did enjoy it, a solid, imaginative Australian horror thriller, well paced, with several surprising moments. It is jam packed with atmosphere, it's one of those films that has you on edge the whole time.
You know whenever you see a bunny rabbit at a birthday party that there's going to be trouble.
Sarah Snook puts in a very solid performance as Sarah, but young Lily LaTorre is excellent as Mia, she's such a troubled child, she manages to make her character so sincere, believable.
7/10.
Is it just me, or does every single new film that comes out seen to have score of about 5.3 or so, it's almost assured these days.
For what it's worth, I really did enjoy it, a solid, imaginative Australian horror thriller, well paced, with several surprising moments. It is jam packed with atmosphere, it's one of those films that has you on edge the whole time.
You know whenever you see a bunny rabbit at a birthday party that there's going to be trouble.
Sarah Snook puts in a very solid performance as Sarah, but young Lily LaTorre is excellent as Mia, she's such a troubled child, she manages to make her character so sincere, believable.
7/10.